Selective Mutism is an anxiety disorder, wherein children who are able to speak and speak freely at home, do not speak in other situations, such as birthday parties or at school. Read on to learn tips for teachers and parents dealing with selective mutism.

Children with ADHD differ considerably in their presentation and functioning, depending on their intelligence, personality characteristics, talents, family and school supports, and life events. There is a significant genetic component in ADHD and parents with the condition are more likely to have children with ADHD.

Anxiety is a necessary and useful emotion for all species, including humans, because it signals that danger is present or potentially present, and some action must be taken in order to protect against it. This article explores anxiety in children and ways to help.