Selective Mutism is an anxiety-based communication disorder where children are unable to speak in certain social situations, despite being able to speak comfortably in others. In Cambodia, this condition is often under-recognized, leading to challenges in early diagnosis and intervention. At OrbRom Center in Phnom Penh, we provide specialized support for children with Selective Mutism, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, and individualized education plans. Our team works closely with families and educators to create a supportive environment that encourages communication and reduces anxiety. Early intervention is crucial, and our center offers a comprehensive approach to help children find their voice in a safe and nurturing setting.
What is selective mutism?
What is selective mutism? This childhood anxiety disorder limits a child’s ability to speak in specific social settings. For example, this could include school, church, or in the presence of senior family members. As mutism is selective, the [Read More]