What is selective mutism, and how does it affect children?

Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder where children struggle to speak in certain social settings despite being able to talk comfortably in others.

How can I help my child manage social anxiety?

You can support your child by encouraging open communication, providing a safe environment, and seeking professional guidance when necessary.

What resources does ‘Goodbye Social Anxiety’ offer parents?

‘Goodbye Social Anxiety’ offers guides, tools, and event information designed to support families dealing with social anxiety and selective mutism.

Can my child overcome social anxiety with time?

With consistent support, therapy, and patience, many children learn to manage and overcome social anxiety effectively.