We provide personalized support to help families navigate IEPs, evaluations, and advocate with confidence. Our services are designed to meet you where you are—whether you need a quick review or a full advocacy coaching partnership. The Accessible IEP has 30 years of special education experience helping families understand evaluations, IEPs, services, and next steps with confidence.
💡 Get clarity fast
Review of your current IEP or evaluation
1-hour coaching call
Summary email with actionable next steps
Price: $125–$350
🎯 Take control of your child’s IEP
Full IEP or evaluation review
90-minute personalized coaching session
Advocacy scripts & checklists
30 days of email support
Price: $425
🤝 Ongoing support & guidance
Comprehensive file review
Pre-meeting planning (1 hour)
Post-meeting debrief (1 hour)
60 days of support via email or quick calls (up to 30 min each)
Price: $750
All services can be tailored to your unique needs. Prices are general estimates and may vary based on complexity and time.
1. Schedule Your Consultation
Choose the support package that best fits your family's needs and book a convenient time.
2. Share Your Documents
Send your child's IEP, evaluation reports, progress reports, or any questions you have before we meet.
3. Meet With an Experienced Special Educator
We'll review your concerns together, explain educational terms in plain language, and discuss options for moving forward.
4. Leave With a Clear Plan
You'll walk away with a better understanding of your child's services, next steps to consider, and greater confidence in advocating during meetings.
Do I need to have an upcoming IEP meeting to work with you?
No. Many families reach out simply because they want help understanding an existing IEP, evaluation report, or school recommendation.
Will you attend my child's IEP meeting?
Depending on availability and your needs, meeting support may be available virtually. Contact me to discuss options.
Are you an attorney or advocate?
No. I am a special education consultant and educator with nearly 30 years of experience. I help families understand the special education process, educational documents, and effective collaboration with schools.
What documents should I bring?
If available, bring your child's current IEP, evaluation reports, progress reports, behavior plans, or any documents you would like reviewed.
What if I don't understand anything in my child's IEP?
You're not alone. Many families feel overwhelmed by educational jargon. My goal is to explain complex information in clear, family-friendly language so you can participate confidently in decisions about your child's education.