IEP & Special Education Advocacy

Guidance and support for families navigating IEPs, school collaboration, and educational planning

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Areas of Support

Support tailored to your family's unique educational journey. Services can be provided individually or combined based on your needs.

  • Learn how special education services are developed and implemented.

    • Understand key components of an IEP

    • Learn about timelines and eligibility

    • Navigate special education terminology

    • Build confidence participating in meetings

  • Gain clarity on your child's current educational plan.

    • Review IEPs, evaluations, and school documentation

    • Discuss goals, accommodations, and service recommendations

    • Identify strengths and areas for growth

    • Develop questions for your school team

  • Prepare for upcoming school meetings with confidence.

    • Prepare for IEP, 504, and school meetings

    • Organize documents and priorities

    • Develop questions and talking points

    • Increase confidence participating in meetings

  • Collaborative guidance throughout the special education process.

    • Strengthen communication with school teams

    • Learn effective advocacy strategies

    • Receive support before and after meetings

    • Focus on collaborative problem-solving

  • Promote consistency between home and school.Support communication between families and educators

    • Promote consistency across home and school settings

    • Discuss strategies to support student success

    • Foster collaborative problem-solving

  • Personalized support tailored to your family's needs.

    • Behavior and learning concerns

    • School-related challenges

    • Executive functioning and organization

    • Community and daily living skills

You may be wondering…

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  • Should my child have an IEP or 504 Plan?

  • Are these the right goals and accommodations?

  • Is my child receiving enough support at school?

  • How do I prepare for an IEP meeting?

  • What should I do if I disagree with the school's recommendations?

  • How can I better support my child at home and school?

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Let’s Connect

If you're seeking support with the IEP process, school collaboration, or educational planning, complete the form below. I'll personally review your information and reach out within 48 hours to discuss how I may be able to help.

Please note: IEP advocacy and educational consultation services are provided on a private-pay basis and are not covered by insurance.