Selective Mutism


After Zero
A Quiet Kind of Thunder
The Weight of Silence
Speechless: A Graphic Novel
Being Miss Nobody
The Selective Mutism Resource Manual
Selective Mutism In Our Own Words: Experiences in Childhood and Adulthood
Speak
The Things I Didn't Say
The Thing About Jellyfish
So Much to Tell You (So Much to Tell You, #1)
A Voice In Chains
On the Mountain
Pet (Pet, #1)
The Silent Patient
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No Talking
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Christina  Collins
It’s amazing how few words a person can get by with.
Christina Collins, After Zero

I was a prisoner inside my own body. I felt desperate, angry, stupid, confused, ashamed, hopeless and absolutely alone... and that this was of my own making. I could speak at home, how come I couldn't outside it? I have never been able to find the right words to describe what it was like. Imagine that for one day you are unable to speak to anyone you meet outside your own family, particularly at school/college, or out shopping, etc., have no sign language, no gestures, no facial expression. Then ...more
Carl Sutton, Selective Mutism In Our Own Words: Experiences in Childhood and Adulthood

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