Selective mutism can be a challenging hurdle for children, but our singing program offers a unique path to finding their voice and building confidence.

We understand the importance of creating a supportive environment where children feel safe to express themselves at their own pace.

In our program, we don’t pressure children to sing or force them out of their comfort zone. Instead, we provide a muted singing environment where they can listen and observe until they feel ready to share.

This approach fosters a sense of safety and trust, allowing children with selective mutism to gradually build confidence in their own time. Through gentle encouragement and a supportive community, we’ve witnessed incredible transformations as children discover the joy of singing and the power of their own voice.

Here’s how we support children with selective mutism:


  1. Gentle Encouragement: We understand that each child has their own pace, so we provide gentle encouragement without pressure. We create a nurturing environment where children feel comfortable to explore and express themselves.

  2. Muted Singing: Children with selective mutism often feel anxious about speaking or singing in front of others. In our program, children can participate in muted singing sessions, where they can listen to others sing without feeling the pressure to perform themselves.

  3. Gradual Exposure: We believe in the power of gradual exposure to help children overcome their fears. Through patient guidance and support, we encourage children to take small steps outside of their comfort zone, building confidence with each session.

  4. Positive Reinforcement: We celebrate every small achievement and milestone along the way. By focusing on positive reinforcement and building on each child’s strengths, we help them develop a sense of accomplishment and self-assurance.

  5. Supportive Community: Our singing program provides a supportive community where children can connect with peers who share similar experiences. Through shared musical experiences and camaraderie, children with selective mutism can feel understood and accepted.

Through our tailored approach and compassionate support, we empower children with selective mutism to find their voice, build confidence, and embrace the joy of singing.