Understanding Selective Mutism
Selective Mutism is an anxiety-based communication disorder where children are unable to speak in specific situations, despite being able to speak comfortably in others. At OrbRom Center, we provide therapy, assessments, and intervention strategies to help children develop confidence and communication skills.
Signs of Selective Mutism in Children
Common signs include:
- Speaking normally at home but staying silent in social settings (e.g., school, public places)
- Freezing, avoiding eye contact, or appearing anxious when expected to speak
- Using gestures or nodding instead of verbal responses
- Difficulty making friends due to communication struggles
If your child exhibits these behaviors, we recommend starting with a developmental assessment to determine the best approach for intervention.
Our Selective Mutism Support Services
At OrbRom Center, we offer specialized programs to support children with selective mutism, including:
๐น Speech Therapy โ Encouraging verbal communication in a safe, structured environment.
๐น Occupational Therapy โ Addressing sensory processing difficulties that may contribute to anxiety.
๐น Special Needs Preschool Program โ A supportive setting designed to boost confidence and communication.
๐น Individualized Special Education Support โ Customized intervention plans to help children gradually build speaking skills.
How to Get Started
Early intervention is crucial in helping children overcome selective mutism. At OrbRom Center, we provide expert guidance and therapy tailored to your childโs needs.
๐ Phone: 077.455.993
๐ฉ Contact Us: Click Here
๐ Visit Us in Phnom Penh
๐ฌ Chat on Telegram: Click Here
Understanding Selective Mutism
Selective Mutism is an anxiety-based communication disorder where children are unable to speak in specific situations, despite being able to speak comfortably in others. At OrbRom Center, we provide therapy, assessments, and intervention strategies to help children develop confidence and communication skills.
Signs of Selective Mutism in Children
Common signs include:
- Speaking normally at home but staying silent in social settings (e.g., school, public places)
- Freezing, avoiding eye contact, or appearing anxious when expected to speak
- Using gestures or nodding instead of verbal responses
- Difficulty making friends due to communication struggles
If your child exhibits these behaviors, we recommend starting with a developmental assessment to determine the best approach for intervention.
Our Selective Mutism Support Services
At OrbRom Center, we offer specialized programs to support children with selective mutism, including:
๐น Speech Therapy โ Encouraging verbal communication in a safe, structured environment.
๐น Occupational Therapy โ Addressing sensory processing difficulties that may contribute to anxiety.
๐น Special Needs Preschool Program โ A supportive setting designed to boost confidence and communication.
๐น Individualized Special Education Support โ Customized intervention plans to help children gradually build speaking skills.
How to Get Started
Early intervention is crucial in helping children overcome selective mutism. At OrbRom Center, we provide expert guidance and therapy tailored to your childโs needs.
๐ Phone: 077.455.993
๐ฉ Contact Us: Click Here
๐ Visit Us in Phnom Penh
๐ฌ Chat on Telegram: Click Here
We are the only Preschool specialized on children with special needs in PhnomPenh.
- Internationally qualified teachers
- Cambodiaโs largest sensory room
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Covered outdoor playground
ย ๐ Phone: 077.455.993
Telegram Link: https://t.me/OrbRom