Consultations, Advocacy & IEP Support
Consultations, Advocacy & IEP Support
Guiding Families Through The Special Education Process—Every Step Of The Way
You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone
We understand that the world of special education can feel overwhelming—for children, for parents, and even for educators. There are forms, meetings, and terminology that can leave you feeling lost. On top of that, it’s hard to know if your child is truly getting the support they need.
But here’s the good news: research consistently shows that students with special education needs are far more successful when their families are surrounded by support and guidance. That’s why we offer individual consultations and personalized advocacy—so you have a trusted partner who knows the process inside and out.
How We Can Help
Our advocates are all experienced educators and psychologists, bringing more than 100 years of combined experience to your side. We can:
Help you make sense of IEPs, diagnostic reports, and 504 plans
Support you during school meetings and conversations with educators
Work alongside you to create the best possible learning environment for your child
Our goal is simple: to make sure your child has the tools, strategies, and opportunities they need to not just “get by,” but to truly thrive.
Learning From Home & Beyond
We know learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom—it happens everywhere, including at home. That’s why we partner with parents to ensure that an IEP isn’t just created and filed away, but is actively followed and adapted to meet your child’s needs over time.
Here’s how we do it:
- IEP Reviews & Diagnostic Reports – We review existing plans and assessments to make sure strategies are working and aligned with your child’s growth goals.
- Ongoing Support – Our Educational Consultants check in regularly to ensure the IEP is being followed and adjusted as needed.
- Direct Family Support – When concerns arise about your child’s academic or social-emotional functioning, our educational specialists are available to guide you through next steps.
- Collaboration with Teachers – We work closely with educators to ensure they understand and are implementing your child’s IEP in the classroom.
We know classrooms can be busy places, but our job is to make sure your child never gets lost in the shuffle.
What Is an IEP?
If your child has a learning disability, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is one of the most important tools for their future success. Public school systems offer IEP’s as needed on a case-by-case basis. An IEP provides a customized plan that outlines specific goals, strategies, and accommodations tailored to each child’s unique needs.
Without an IEP, children are often forced into a one-size-fits-all learning environment that doesn’t work for them—and that can be frustrating for the child, the parent, and the teacher. With an IEP in place, everyone involved—your child, their teachers, and their support team—has a clear roadmap to track progress and make sure your child is supported in every way possible.
