How I can help
Services for Families Who Deserve More
Every service is designed to put you in the driver's seat — informed, prepared, and confident at every step of your child's education journey.
You Shouldn't Have to Navigate This Alone
The special education system is complex by design. IEPs, evaluations, eligibility meetings, placement decisions — it can feel like you need a law degree just to advocate for your own child.
I've spent years learning this system so you don't have to start from scratch. Whether you need someone in the room with you, a full advocacy partner, or just a clear conversation to understand your rights — I'm here.
IEP Meeting Support
You won't walk in alone.
IEP meetings can feel intimidating — a room full of school staff, unfamiliar language, and decisions that affect your child's future. I attend alongside you, help you understand every proposal in real time, and make sure your voice is heard and documented.
What's included
- Pre-meeting review of your child's current IEP and relevant documents
- In-person or virtual attendance at the IEP meeting
- Real-time guidance and note-taking during the meeting
- Post-meeting debrief: what was agreed, what to watch for, next steps
- Written summary of outcomes and action items
Special Education Advocacy Package
Full-spectrum support from start to finish.
For families facing complex situations — eligibility disputes, evaluation disagreements, placement decisions, or ongoing IEP non-compliance — this package provides comprehensive advocacy support across multiple interactions.
What's included
- Full case review and strategy session (up to 90 minutes)
- Written correspondence to the school or district on your behalf
- Attendance at up to two school or district meetings
- Guidance on procedural safeguards, timelines, and your legal rights
- Review of evaluation reports and eligibility determinations
- Referral to legal resources if the situation requires it
Parent Coaching Session
Knowledge is your most powerful tool.
A focused one-on-one session designed to help you understand your rights, review documents, and build a clear action plan — on your schedule, at your pace. Walk away knowing exactly what to do next.
What's included
- 60-minute virtual session via video call
- Document review prior to session (up to 20 pages)
- Plain-language explanation of your rights and options
- Personalized action plan based on your situation
- Follow-up email summary with resources and next steps
Common Questions
Do you attend meetings in person or virtually?
Both. I serve families in the greater area in person and can attend virtually for families anywhere. We'll confirm the format when you book.
Are you a lawyer?
No — I'm a trained special education advocate, not an attorney. I can help you understand your rights and navigate the IEP process, but I cannot provide legal advice. If your situation requires legal action, I'll refer you to a qualified special education attorney.
What if I'm not sure which service I need?
Send me a message through the contact page and describe your situation. I'll help you figure out the best fit — no commitment required.
How far in advance should I book?
For IEP meeting support, I recommend booking at least one week before your meeting so we have time to review documents together. For coaching sessions, I can often accommodate within a few days.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Every family's situation is different. If you're not sure where to start, reach out — I'll help you figure out the right path forward.