IEP Coaching
Master IEP Coach®
LET’S TALK ABOUT
YOUR CHILD’S IEP
Do you ever feel like you’re walking through a maze when it comes to your child’s education? You know your child is bright, capable, and full of potential, but the school system just doesn’t seem to “get” them. The worry can be overwhelming, leaving you frustrated and searching for answers.
Maybe you’re the parent of a child with invisible differences like ADHD or learning disabilities, where their unique spark is often overshadowed by misunderstandings and misjudgments in the classroom. You worry they’ll be labeled, or that you’re not doing enough to help them.
Or, you might be raising a child with a visual impairment, navigating the complexities of large print, Braille, and ensuring they have full access to every learning opportunity. You know how crucial it is for them to get the right support so they can participate fully and achieve independence.
I know how you feel! I’ve been where you are, advocating for my own children. My son navigates the world with invisible disabilities, and my daughter thrives today despite having a visual impairment that requires specialized support like large print and magnification.
elementary school years.
This personal experience, combined with my professional expertise, means I don’t just understand the educational system; I understand your unique concerns and the daily realities of your family’s life.
I help you, as the parent of a child with disabilities, navigate IEPs, advocate with confidence, and prepare your child for the future.
As your IEP Coach, I will provide you with the knowledge and strategies to confidently advocate for your child’s unique needs, ensuring they get the tailored support they deserve.
Imagine feeling confident and clear about your next steps.
Through gentle guidance and practical strategies, I offer:
- Clarity: Understanding your child’s rights and the educational options available.
- Education: Giving you confidence to advocate effectively for specific accommodations (like testing environments, large print materials, or behavioral support plans).
- Peace of Mind: Knowing you’re making informed choices that truly serve your child’s long-term success.
- Tailored Solutions: Ideas and approaches that are unique to your child’s situation and learning style, whether they need support for ADHD, dysgraphia, low vision, or narcolepsy
3 Simple Steps
To get started solving your IEP struggles:
FREE CONSULT
Let’s chat about your IEP concerns. We’ll cover your top 3 worries and possible solutions.
ACTION PLAN
We’ll put together an easy and effective action plan to get results ASAP!
ONGOING HELP
IEPs are an ongoing journey of decision-making. I’ll be with you every step of the way.
Ready to move from worry to confidence?
Let’s connect and discuss how I can help your child shine.
Frequently Asked Questions:
CAN YOU HELP FAMILIES
ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED
STATES?
Yes! I support parents across the United States. While IEPs are guided by federal law applicable in all 50 states, I’m also equipped to address state-specific regulations and have resources available nationwide to answer your unique questions.
WILL YOU ATTEND IEP
MEETINGS WITH ME?
Yes, I can absolutely attend IEP meetings with you. However, my primary goal is to empower you to confidently advocate for your child. My role at the IEP table is to provide strategic support, ensure your voice is heard and respected, and help facilitate positive outcomes.
DO YOU PROVIDE LEGAL
ADVICE?
As a Master IEP Coach®, my
expertise lies in understanding and navigating the IEP process based on educational best practices and legal foundations. I am not a lawyer and do not provide legal advice. However, I will use my knowledge of the law to support your advocacy efforts and help you work towards an appropriate IEP for your child.
Let’s Connect
EMAIL ME
iepcoach@waterprairie.com
SEND ME A TEXT
(919) 230-4453
PARTNERING WITH PARENTS AS THEY NAVIGATE SPECIAL EDUCATION
Services Available Nationwide Virtually or In-Person in Wake County, NC
IMPORTANT: I am not a lawyer, and I do not give legal advice. All advocacy and IEP decisions are your own.