Goals are at the heart of the IEP and we have some tips and information to help you collaborate with the school team to develop goals that will help your child progress in school.

You are your child's greatest advocate, which can feel like a significant responsibility. Even without hiring external help, there are ways to prepare and effectively advocate for your child

If you've been in a room with educators, you'll know we love our acronyms, especially in special education.

Attending the first Eligibility/Individual Education Plan (IEP) meeting for your child and then processing the evaluation results can feel overwhelming. Here are some key considerations.

Many parents I've worked with express the wish they had sought services from their public school sooner. So, when should you request an evaluation, and what does this process entail?