Clarity. Receipts. A Plan You Can Execute.

If you’re dealing with confusing evaluations, delayed services, or gaslighting from your IEP team — you don’t need more stress. You need a strategy.

In this one-on-one session, we’ll work together to:

Break down your child’s rights under IDEA and Section 504
Identify service gaps, violations, and red flags
Build a step-by-step plan to get results
Draft or review emails, meeting language, and documentation
Prepare you to speak up, show up, and walk in with receipts

📌 Best for parents navigating:

• IEP team pushback or stalling

• Service denials or placement concerns

• The “we’ll get back to you” treatment

• Advocacy burnout

Because schools love to hide behind vague progress reports. We don’t.

This session teaches you how to demand, decode, and use your child’s data to hold the team accountable — even if they hoped you’d never ask.

We’ll show you how to:

Request raw data tied directly to IEP goals

Graph your child’s progress to prove stagnation or growth

Use present levels + benchmarks to challenge weak goals

Identify trends that support compensatory education, placement changes, or formal complaints under IDEA

📌 Best for parents who are:

• Preparing for an IEP or eligibility meeting

• Considering due process or state complaints

• Tired of hearing “making sufficient progress” with no proof

Say what needs to be said — with structure, clarity, and receipts.

Even the best parents get stuck on how to write the right thing at the right time. These tools help you speak up and stay organized when schools try to stall, confuse, or delay.

What’s inside:

Easy-to-use templates for FERPA requests, service concerns, and meeting recaps

The Advocacy Adventure Map™ to plan your next move and keep track of it all

Straightforward guides that explain your rights in real-life language

Worksheets to help you document issues and track how your child’s needs are being met

📌 Best for DIY parents who need help organizing their paper trail and finding the words to push forward — without the burnout.

You don’t have to face the IEP table alone.

If you’ve ever left a meeting confused, dismissed, or completely drained — you know how hard it is to advocate and process at the same time.

We attend IEP, eligibility, and 504 meetings with you as your non-attorney special education advocate to:

Clarify confusing language, timelines, and policies

Push back on vague or inappropriate decisions

Document issues in real time (yes, we take notes and receipts)

Re-center the conversation on your child’s actual needs

Help manage tension, redirection, and prevent retaliation

📌 Best for parents preparing for:

• High-stakes placement or eligibility meetings

• Denials of services or evaluations

• Repeated gaslighting or procedural failures