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Selective mutism

Help a child identify comfortable ways to communicate and share a support preference without being required to speak.

New communication-access worksheet for ages 6 to 12 with suitable support; not a selective mutism assessment or exposure protocol.

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My Ways to Be Heard

You can have things to say when speaking feels hard. You can point, draw, write, type, or use a communication tool on this page. You do not have to speak to finish it. Choose a helper who will give you time and listen to the way you communicate.

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Worksheet · Children ages 6 to 12 with a clinician or supportive adult

My Ways to Be Heard

Help a child show how they want to communicate and what makes one setting easier.