Thriving Minds' owner and psychologist, Aimee Kotrba, Ph.D., presents this engaging 5-hour workshop on treating selective mutism at home, in the school, or in the office. Join the thousands of parents and professionals who have learned about effective treatment from Dr. Kotrba. If you are interested in expanding your skillset and understanding of selective mutism, then act now. Don’t wait to help your student, client or loved one find their brave voice.

Learning objectives:

1. Define selective mutism and understand how it develops.

2. Understand key treatment components for different types of selective mutism.

3. Learn what school accommodations and IEPs can look like for children with selective mutism.

Please note that online webinars do not include CE credit.

Katelyn Reed, LLP; Heather Schmitt, Ph.D.; Taylor Hicks-Hoste, Ph.D.; and Becky Thomson, Ph.D., from Thriving Minds Behavioral Health, share a five-part video series to help parents and caregivers support children with Selective Mutism as they head back to school. Each video offers practical, easy-to-use strategies—whether you're just starting the school year or looking to keep progress going throughout the months ahead. Topics include easing back into speech, planning for a smooth transition, understanding school supports, and building long-term success.

What you’ll learn:

• How to use stimulus fading to help your child start talking more comfortably at school

• Steps to take before the school year starts to reduce anxiety and set up for success

• What IEPs and 504 Plans are—and how to ask for helpful accommodations

• Ways to support communication and confidence all year long

• How to work with the school team to meet your child’s unique needs

Note: CE certificates are not available for recorded webinars.

Thriving Minds' owner and psychologist, Aimee Kotrba, Ph.D., presents this engaging 5-hour workshop on treating selective mutism at home, in the school, or in the office. Join the thousands of parents and professionals who have learned about effective treatment from Dr. Kotrba. If you are interested in expanding your skillset and understanding of selective mutism, then act now. Don’t wait to help your student, client or loved one find their brave voice.

Learning objectives:

1. Define selective mutism and understand how it develops.

2. Understand key treatment components for different types of selective mutism.

3. Learn what school accommodations and IEPs can look like for children with selective mutism.

Please note that online webinars do not include CE credit.

Katelyn Reed, LLP; Heather Schmitt, Ph.D.; Taylor Hicks-Hoste, Ph.D.; and Becky Thomson, Ph.D., from Thriving Minds Behavioral Health, share a five-part video series to help parents and caregivers support children with Selective Mutism as they head back to school. Each video offers practical, easy-to-use strategies—whether you're just starting the school year or looking to keep progress going throughout the months ahead. Topics include easing back into speech, planning for a smooth transition, understanding school supports, and building long-term success.

What you’ll learn:

• How to use stimulus fading to help your child start talking more comfortably at school

• Steps to take before the school year starts to reduce anxiety and set up for success

• What IEPs and 504 Plans are—and how to ask for helpful accommodations

• Ways to support communication and confidence all year long

• How to work with the school team to meet your child’s unique needs

Note: CE certificates are not available for recorded webinars.