Personalized support for every stage of your journey, from your first concern and request for testing, to your child's first Individualized Education Program (IEP), to every Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) meeting after that. You don't have to figure this out alone.
Tell us what is going on with your child. We listen, explain your options, and recommend the right next step. No cost and no commitment.
Every package starts with a free 20-minute Intro Call, so we can make sure we are the right fit before you commit. There is nothing to buy on the call, and no pressure to book anything after.
Prepaid hours for support across the school year. A good fit for families with several meetings or a longer disagreement with the school. Hours are used in 30-minute increments and are good for 12 months.
Need help with a single question, letter, or document? Book time by the hour with no package. Starts with a 2-hour deposit ($300), applied to your first 2 hours.
One discount per package. If more than one fits, you get the largest.
For 12 months after your ARD Support meeting, extra hours are $125 an hour and your next ARD Support is $850.
Families who complete our Parent Education Series get $50 off ARD Support or an ARD Prep Session.
25% off any package for families on SNAP, Medicaid, or CHIP, or caring for a child in foster or kinship care. Spots are limited.
Travel. Virtual meetings are always included. In-person meetings are included within 30 miles of San Antonio. Farther than that, we give you a written travel quote before you book, so there are no surprises.
We break down what's in your child's IEP, what it means, and whether it truly reflects their needs.
Preparation, attendance, and debrief for ARD meetings so you know what was decided and what happens next.
We explain your rights under IDEA and Texas law in plain language so you know exactly where you stand.
Guidance on evaluations, eligibility determinations, and how to respond when you disagree with a school's decision.
How to communicate with your school in writing, what to document, and how to keep a record that protects your child.
When things aren't working, we help you understand your options, from informal resolution to formal complaints.
You're just starting to ask questions, maybe requesting your child's first evaluation, or you've received your first IEP and don't know where to start. We meet you exactly where you are.
You've been raising concerns and nothing is changing. We help you get the right things on the record and move forward.
You can't put your finger on it, but something about the IEP or the meeting process doesn't sit well. We can take a look.