This is all about standing up for our kids – at school, in the community, and beyond. You’ll find tips and strategies to help you become a confident advocate for your child’s needs.
If your child has an autism diagnosis, one of the most important parts of their school journey will be the IEP meeting (Individualized Education Program). This is where the school team, specialists, and you as the parent come together to decide what supports your child needs to succeed. Making IEPs work can feel intimidating at…
I didn’t personally go through California’s IFSP process with my own son. By the time we moved here, he was already older than three, which meant we skipped directly into the IEP system. But over the years, I’ve listened to so many parents describe their IFSP experiences—the good, the overwhelming, and the confusing—and I want…
