You don't have to walk into that room alone.
BCBA-informed guidance for parents navigating the IEP process — from understanding the paperwork to preparing for what's said at the table.
Advocate. Former special education teacher. Parent who's been where you are.
Get in touchEvery side of the table
I've sat on every side of the table — and I know what it feels like to walk in hoping someone is in your corner.
I'm a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), educational consultant, former special education teacher, and literacy expert. That combination means I can help you understand not just the paperwork, but the behavior plans, academic goals, and everyday decisions behind your child's IEP.
I know how overwhelming it can feel to sit across from a team of professionals while trying to advocate for your child — because I've been the parent in that seat too. I help you get there prepared and confident, even though I'm not in the room with you.
What support looks like
Meeting preparation & coaching
Walk in knowing what to expect, what to ask, and what to listen for.
IEP document review
A clear read on goals, present levels, and services — in plain language.
Behavior plan guidance
Understanding BIPs and FBAs, and whether they actually fit your child.
IEP goal review
A clear look at your child's goals and data — what's being tracked, what progress actually looks like, and whether the goals are built to work.
Parental rights guidance
Understanding what you're entitled to ask for — and how to ask for it.
Before & after support
Strategy going in, and a debrief after — so nothing gets lost between meetings.
How it works
Reach out
Tell me a bit about your situation and what's coming up.
We connect
A short call to see how I can help, and what support fits best.
You're prepared
A clear strategy going in, and a debrief with you after the meeting.
As a parent of kids with IEPs myself, I know the emotional weight of preparing for a meeting — knowing you have to fight for what your child needs. You don't have to face it alone.
Ready to feel prepared for your next IEP meeting?
Reach out below and tell me a little about what's coming up — I'll follow up to see how I can help.