Refusal to Speak

Explore the intriguing world of selective mutism with "Refusal to Speak" by Sheila Spasaro. Published by Jason Aronson Publishers in 1999, this insightful hardback delves into the complexities of children's communication struggles. With 317 pages of expert analysis, Spasaro sheds light on the persistent refusal to speak in social situations, despite children demonstrating their language skills at home. This book serves as an essential resource for psychologists, educators, and healthcare professionals who are looking for effective therapeutic approaches and alternatives to support selectively mute children. Gain a deeper understanding of the intersections between clinical child psychology and speech-language disorders through comprehensive research and practical insights. Whether you are a professional in the field or a parent seeking knowledge, "Refusal to Speak" offers a compassionate and informed perspective on empowering children to break their silence.