Center for Educational Advocacy

With so many paths to meeting your child's educational and enrichment needs, it can be overwhelming to navigate the options. Our advocates support families in the decision-making process at every age, from early intervention through transition.  

Using a multi-disciplinary approach, we develop a comprehensive plan with recommendations and strategies for maximizing the services and resources available. Our Advocacy team provides clinical and educational assistance to parents needing help finding services for a new diagnosis, and other services including Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and 504 Plan support.

Our Advocacy team is skilled in the statutes and services available to persons with special needs. We can help you access needed services a new diagnosis may require and advocate for your student’s needs and accommodations. We help families collaborate with their school team at every step along the way. 

We will discuss a family’s circumstances and needs, may conduct classroom observations for academic or behavioral concerns, and will even attend meetings with you to ensure your student receives the services and accommodations they are entitled to for success.

Families who are at the very beginning of their special education journey may receive guidance and assistance applying for scholarships and other assistance.  

Services can be provided face to face or virtually, and virtual services allow us to serve families throughout the country.  

This no cost consultation will give you the opportunity to speak to an advocate who will hear your concerns and assist you in obtaining the services needed for your child.

Advocacy services are available for children in early intervention (18 months – 3 years), school (3-22).