Why Dylan doesn't talk : a real-life look at selective mutism through the eyes of a child
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[Place of publication not identified] : [Lulu], ©2009.
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Book
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Port Angeles - J Nonfiction
J 618.9285 BRYSON
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Published
[Place of publication not identified] : [Lulu], ©2009.
Physical Desc
24 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm
Language
English

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In this book you will meet Dylan, a smart, energetic 7-year-old who shares what it's like to be a child with Selective Mutism. Follow him as he tells his story and his struggles so that other children, parents, teachers and caregivers can understand what it's like to live with a fear of speaking. Why Dylan Doesn't Talk sensitively portrays the internal struggle and isolation that a child with this rare disorder endures on a daily basis. The photographs and text beautifully complement each other to help young readers vividly identify with the author's son, Dylan. Inspired by a need to find ways to communicate with her child, the author has written an excellent book that is both informative and therapeutic for children and their parents. An invaluable resource for teachers and mental health professionals. An excellent resource filled with questions to help children and parents communicate and to better help them discuss this sensitive topic that may otherwise be hard for children to express on their own.