Services and prices
I work with parents and caregivers as an IEP and 504 advocate and consultant. My prices are right here, so you know the cost before we ever talk. Most families start with a free 15-minute call. From there, you can book one service, like a document review or a meeting, or buy a block of advocacy hours.
Services
Every meeting fee includes my preparation time. Not sure which one fits? That's what the free call is for.
Not sure where to start? On this free call you can tell me what's going on, ask your questions and find out whether we're a good fit. There's no pressure and no commitment.
I can help you make sense of your child's IEP, get ready for an upcoming meeting or go through an evaluation report with you.
Walking into an IEP, eligibility or transition meeting alone can feel like a lot. I can be there with you, virtually or in person, so you have someone at the table who knows the process.
The simplest way to work together. Buy a block of hours and use them however your case needs: consultations, document review, meeting attendance and preparation, and communication with the school.
The guide lists every service, advocacy hour block and what each one includes. Tell me where to send it, and it lands in your inbox.
Free, and no spam.
Sliding-scale pricing is available for families who need it. The request form is short, and you don't need to send any documentation.
Before you book
Caregiver Education sessions are 30 minutes on one topic for $65. We work from your own child's paperwork, and you can ask anything.
I'm an advocate, not an attorney. I don't give legal advice, and I don't represent families in due process or litigation. If that's where things are heading, a special education attorney is the right call. You can read more about the difference between an advocate and an attorney.
Free 15-minute call
Every family's situation is different. Book a free call and we'll work out the best way I can help.
