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Educational advocacy is about making sure your child’s unique needs are understood and supported within the school environment. It’s about collaboration, not confrontation—working with school teams to create plans that truly
Students with mental health or neurodevelopmental needs often require more than just academic support—they need a learning environment that understands their emotional world, sensory needs, and behavioral challenges. Unfortunately, many school teams feel unprepared to meet these needs, and parents often feel unheard. That’s where I come in. As both a therapist and advocate, I offer a unique perspective that brings together clinical insight and educational systems knowledge. I work collaboratively to ensure that school supports are not only legally appropriate—but also developmentally and emotionally responsive.
Educational advocacy can look different depending on where your child is in the process and what concerns have brought you here.
Review of current IEPs, 504 Plans, evaluations, progress information, and other relevant educational documents with attention to identified needs, functional impact, accommodations, goals, services, and areas requiring clarification or further discussion.
Support identifying priorities, organizing concerns, preparing questions, reviewing proposed changes, and attending school meetings as your educational advocate when appropriate.
Communication with families, educators, and other professionals regarding a student's mental health, developmental, behavioral, or regulation needs, including clinical documentation and recommendations when appropriate and within my professional scope.
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