EP44: Life After Selective Mutism w/ Kelly Melhorn, BCaBA
In this episode, Dr. E and Kelly discuss overcoming selective mutism, navigating social challenges, fostering independence in your children, and much more.
In this episode, Dr. E and Kelly discuss overcoming selective mutism, navigating social challenges, fostering independence in your children, and much more.
In this episode, Dr. E, Pushkar and Nicole discuss Toyam’s SM journey, finding the right support for your child with SM, celebrating milestones and much, much more.
This episode features a deep dive discussion between Dr. E and SMart Center Lead Clinician and School Consultant, Jennifer Brittingham, on the popular topic of sibling dynamics.
In the episode, we answer five questions, including how hard to push your child to go to school, what to do when your child’s psychologist isn’t helping, ways to reward talking without bringing too much attention to it, and more.
In the episode, Dr. E and three participating parents discuss parenting strategies to focus on this upcoming holiday season, how to help children overcome social anxiety during holiday events, understanding silence when dealing with children with selective mutism, and much more.
In this episode, Dr. E and Dr. Mindell discuss the role of sensory issues in sleep, navigating parent-child sleep dynamics, the overall importance of sleep and much, much more.
In this episode, Dr. E and Emily’s mom, Jenny, discuss Emily’s SM journey, the importance of parental involvement, embracing our children’s unique gifts, and much, much more.
In this episode, Dr. E and Kati Morton discuss parent and caregiver stress, the importance of self-care for parents and caregivers, why modeling healthy behaviors to your children is so important and more.
Dr. E and Dr. Jenna discuss the importance of authoritative parenting, why authoritative parenting is the most ideal type of parenting style during treatment, ways to become an authoritative parent, and more.
In the episode, we answer five listener questions, including ways to help a home-schooled child make friends, how to deal with SM as an adult, the concept of “parental expectations” and more.