For Parents & Caregivers
We support parents, caregivers, and families navigating special education, advocacy, and everyday challenges when supporting children and teens with all types of disabilities—including visible and invisible disabilities, learning differences, developmental challenges, and neurodivergence.
We can help you with:
- Understanding your child's learning and development
- Getting the right services through the school system
- Building confidence in supporting your child at home and in school
- Working with schools to resolve challenges and find solutions
- Creating safer, more inclusive environments for your child
Competencies:
- Guidance through the IEP process
- Practical strategies for home and school
- Advocacy to secure services and protections
- Support for family-school collaboration
- Tools to promote inclusion and prevent bullying
From the families we serve
In their own words.
"Thanks for being you — and always believing in me!"
"Thank you for all of your help and guidance working with Sam this year. He has grown and matured so much, and we appreciate all of the help you have given us in supporting our family. I know Sam will miss working with you."
"We want to express our deepest gratitude for the incredible work you've done with Jamesy. Your patience, expertise, and dedication have made a huge difference in his progress."
"Where do we start in giving thanks to you for all you do and have done for us and Cody! It's impossible to measure — you truly are the most dedicated teacher I've ever met, and the passion and patience you have is incredible. We love you and appreciate every minute you have spent teaching Cody and helping him. There really are no words."
"Thank you for being so consistent and attentive to Sophia throughout the years. I appreciate how much effort you put into engaging her. You have been so patient with her day in and day out. I am amazed at how you managed to have her in such a good place every morning, ready to go out the door. She is very lucky to have you."
"As our time together is coming to an end, we want to thank you for all you did for Clark! It has been a hard year with the pandemic and his regression — we appreciate your patience, your honest feedback, and your constant communication to get us through. We see great progress, because of your care and compassion. You have become part of our family and we couldn't have done this without you."
"Some kids are just bullies I guess. It doesn't make it right, but it's surprising because they're 2. And I get it… You can't control everything kids do and they have to learn. At least Cade is standing up for himself and knows to do that, thanks to you. They're babies and they're all still learning. I think she (provider) was taken back that I wasn't more upset. But again, they're babies and as long as the adults in the situation have a handle on it, then that's all anyone can do. But she mentioned that Cade has a mixed bag of good days and bad days. But I'm taking that with a bit of a grain of salt since I get insight from you."