Phone:
404-839-7934
We help families navigate the often-complex special education system to ensure their child receives the support necessary for academic success. Our service provides expert advocacy, guidance, and direct support through IEP development, school consultations, and educational planning.
Our advocacy and support services are designed for:
| Target Group | Details |
|---|---|
| Ages | School-age children (3 to 21 years). |
| Status | Students with existing IEPs or 504 plans. |
| Need | Families actively seeking special education services or children needing appropriate educational accommodations. |
We offer targeted support at every stage of your child’s educational journey:
Expert attendance at IEP and 504 meetings to advocate for appropriate goals and services.
Direct observation of your child in their educational setting followed by consultation with school staff.
Development of specialized behavior intervention plans (BIP) tailored for the school environment.
Support for planning the transition for older students to post-secondary life (college, vocational programs, etc.).
Training on special education laws, rights, and responsibilities.
Direct, positive collaboration with teachers, school administrators, and related service providers.
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| IEP Meetings | Typically 2–3 hours per session. |
| School Consultations | Focused sessions lasting 60–90 minutes. |
| Observations | Duration varies based on the specific assessment and needs. |
| Structure | Services are customized to the unique needs of the family and student. |
| Billing | Available as fee-for-service or through appropriate insurance billing. |
Our advocacy team consists of Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) with specialized expertise in three critical areas: school systems, special education law, and the effective application of natural environment interventions within educational settings.
This dual expertise ensures that our advocacy approach is both legally sound and clinically effective, driving the best possible clinical and academic success for your child.
