Activity Name: Finding Voice: Identification and Evidence-Based Treatment of Selective Mutism

Time: August 5, 2026 from 12-1 p.m. 

Department Name: Mental and Behavioral Health 

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In what aspect(s) do you feel satisfied with this course? (Check all that apply)
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Content was appropriate for postdoctoral level training
Instruction was at a level appropriate for postdoctoral level training
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This activity enhanced my professional competence or ability in the following ways: (Check all that apply)
My practice was changed and improved in the following way(s) as a result of the content presented in this course? (Check all that apply)
Did you use this information for specific patient/client(s)?
If Yes, please check all that apply.
If No, please check all that apply.
This patient(s) got the following health benefits as a result of applying this information (Check all that apply)
What patient/health care problem recently challenged you, and you wish you knew more about?
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This information was free of commercial bias.  If no, please explain.
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Knew the subject matter
Presented the content effectively
Elaborated upon the stated objectives
Maintained my interest
Answered questions effectively
Provided a variety of applied examples
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Providers will be able to flag at least 3 symptoms of selective mutism for families in order to help support early identification and intervention.
Providers will be able to describe the avoidance cycle which perpetuates ongoing anxiety symptoms.
Providers will be able to inform families of at least 2 treatment adaptations to support evidence-based intervention for children with Selective Mutism.
Comments and Feedback on the learning experience, content, procedure, and instructors, etc.