If your child has an IEP and you feel dismissed, confused, or shut down in meetings — you’re not alone.
I help parents take control of the process, document violations, and walk into meetings prepared.
I’m Alicia, a special education advocate helping parents protect their child’s educational rights with clarity, strategy, and receipts.
How I Help Parents Take Control of the IEP Process
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On what the school is legally required to do
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So meetings have direction
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That protect your child and hold schools accountable
When the System Feels Overwhelming
Most parents don’t walk into IEP meetings unprepared—they walk in unsupported.
You’re expected to understand timelines, evaluations, data, and legal language while advocating for your child in real time. When you ask questions, you’re dismissed. When you push back, you’re labeled “difficult.”
That’s not a failure on your part.
That’s a system designed without parents in mind.
What Makes My Advocacy Different
I don’t rely on fear, vague advice, or endless meetings.
I focus on:
What support looks like in real life.
“I’ve had several advocates before and never felt truly heard. Working with Alicia was different — she made me feel comfortable in my IEP meeting and handled the team (who usually treat me like I’m invisible) so well.”
— Brandy P
“She explained parent rights in a way that made me feel empowered and prepared. She reviewed my documents closely and caught critical inconsistencies I would have missed.”
— Cameco C
“She helped me take back my power to best advocate for my child.”
— Johnyia K
Ways to Work With Me
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1:1 Advocacy & Strategy
For parents who need immediate clarity, document review, meeting prep, or enforcement support.
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The IEP Files Academy
For parents who want to learn the system, build long-term advocacy skills, and stop feeling powerless.
