Daisy Geddes is an Assistant Psychologist at Central Health Partners, Child Development Team in Hong Kong. She has over ten years of experience working with children with various social-emotional, intellectual, and developmental difficulties. Ms Geddes completed her master’s in Psychology from The University of Roehampton and her bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood from Bristol University, UK.
Ms Geddes is the Associate Director of the selective mutism program at the Child Development Team, coordinating the Confident Crew program, the group program, in-school support, and parent and teacher trainings. She is a trained and certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and works closely with Dr Giglio to provide selective mutism training to clinicians worldwide.
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Selective Mutism Association Annual Conference 2026
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