SERVICES
Special Education Advocacy
*Please note that all services are provided by a non-attorney advocate.
For more information on the differences between a Special Education Advocate and a Special Education Attorney, please click here.
Initial Consultation - Free!
A thorough introduction to understand your child’s unique needs and challenges. This includes an initial meeting to discuss concerns, set goals, and outline a personalized plan.
- One-on-One Meeting
- Goal Setting
- Personalized Action Plan
Free 30-Minute Initial Consultation
Records Review & Ongoing Progress Monitoring
Detailed review of educational records and ongoing monitoring of your child’s progress to ensure they are on track. A lack of progress may indicate a need to make adjustments to your child’s IEP prior to the yearly meeting.
- Comprehensive review of records
- Ongoing review of progress reporting
- Individualized recommendations
Family Training & Guidance
In-depth training to help families understand and navigate the intricacies of IDEA, special education, and IEP processes, enhancing their ability to advocate effectively for their children.
- Detailed explanations of IDEA and special education rights
- Guidance on IEP development and review
- Strategies for effective collaboration with the school team
Direct Advocacy
Hands-on support in advocating for your child’s educational needs. This includes attending meetings, drafting letters, and ensuring your child’s rights are upheld.
- ARD meeting attendance
- Drafting communications
- Rights education
- Classroom observations
Other Services
These services are provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) licensed to practice in the state of Texas.
BCBA Training on School Systems & ARD Process
training equips BCBAs with essential skills to navigate school systems and the ARD process, enhancing their ability to advocate for their clients more effectively.
- Understanding the ARD Process: Learn key steps and roles involved.
- Effective Collaboration: Build strong relationships with school staff.
- Advocacy Skills: Advocate for appropriate student accommodations and support.
- Navigating School Policies: Understand and work within school guidelines.
- Communication Techniques: Improve collaboration with parents and school teams.
Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)
Comprehensive Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) to gain a deeper understanding of your child’s needs, leading to tailored behavior intervention plans (BIP).
- Detailed evaluation reports
- Tailored recommendations
- Staff training, as needed