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Selective Mutism
Dr Chetna Kang and Louisa Peacock focus on disability and mental health.
Imagine going through life talking to nobody but your immediate family. People may be talking around you, but anxiety drives you to silence.
That's the reality for people with Selective Mutism.
This week we'll meet a woman from St Albans who had to give up her job because her son's mutism prevented him being at school.
And the grandmother from Milton Keynes who says her grandson's mutism is often mistaken for bad behaviour.
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Sun 4 Oct 201513:00
BBC Three Counties Radio
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Pauline's grandson has Selective Mutism
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Useful contacts
SMIRA - Selective Mutism Information and research Association
iSpeak - Supporting Adults and Teenagers with Selective Mutism
Anxiety UK information about Selective Mutism
Information from the NHS about social anxiety disorder
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- Sun 4 Oct 201513:00BBC Three Counties Radio
