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I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all support. Every child is different, and every family is different. And what works in one situation may not be right for the next.

Instead of handing you a formula or telling you what you "should" do, I listen closely to what is happening, help you make sense of the bigger picture, and work with you to identify the next steps that fit your child, your family, and your circumstances.

Sometimes that means navigating a school concern or special education process. Sometimes it means working through challenges at home. Often, the two are connected.

All sessions are held virtually over Zoom, so you can get support from wherever you are.

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What I Can Help With

Early concerns about development, learning, behavior, or school performance
Student Support Teams, intervention processes, and Child Find
Evaluations and special education eligibility
IEPs, ARD meetings, and 504 plans
School communication, services, accommodations, and progress concerns
Behavior or discipline issues at school
Transitions, high school planning, and graduation
Parent coaching for behavior, routines, emotional regulation, family conflict, and school-related stress

Ways We Can Work Together

There are a couple of options, depending on what kind of support you need right now.

Special Education Advocacy & School Support

Support can look different depending on where you are in the process. I offer flexible help based on what your family needs most.

School Support Consultation - Clarify concerns, understand your options, and decide what to do next.
Document or Evaluation Review - Make sense of evaluations, IEPs, 504 plans, reports, and progress information.
Meeting Preparation - Identify priorities, questions, and goals before an SST, ARD, IEP, 504, or other school meeting.
Meeting Attendance & Advocacy - Have knowledgeable support with you during important school conversations.
Ongoing School Support - Continued guidance through evaluations, services, communication, or changing concerns.

You do not need to know which option fits before reaching out. We can start with a consultation and decide together.

Parent Coaching

Sometimes the challenge is not the school system. It is what is happening at home. Parent coaching offers practical, individualized support for the day-to-day issues that can leave families feeling stuck.

Behavior & Power Struggles - Reduce conflict and respond more effectively when everything seems to become a battle.
Emotional Regulation - Help your child manage big feelings while staying calmer and more grounded yourself.
Routines & Expectations - Create clearer structure around mornings, homework, bedtime, chores, and family responsibilities.
Parent-Child Connection - Strengthen communication, trust, and connection while still maintaining appropriate boundaries.
Family Stress & School-Related Challenges - Work through the ways school difficulties, anxiety, or behavior concerns are affecting your life at home.

We focus on what is happening in your family and build practical strategies that fit your child, your values, and your everyday life.

Workshops & Parent Education

Sometimes parents need information, practical tools, and the chance to learn alongside others facing similar questions.

Parent Connect TX offers workshops and small-group learning opportunities on topics related to special education, school advocacy, and everyday parenting challenges.

Special Education Workshop - Clear, practical guidance on school processes, meetings, evaluations, IEPs, 504 plans, and parent advocacy.
Parenting Workshops - Focused learning around behavior, emotional regulation, routines, power struggles, and connection.
Parent Groups - Small-group opportunities for parents to learn, ask questions, share experiences, and build practical strategies together.

New workshops and groups will be offered throughout the year.

Working Together for Your Child

I believe the best outcomes happen when parents and schools can work together with the child's needs at the center.

That doesn't mean avoiding hard conversations or agreeing when something isn't working. It means approaching the relationship thoughtfully, communicating clearly, and keeping the focus on what will help your child learn, grow, and succeed.

As children mature, I also believe they should have an increasing voice in their own education. When it is developmentally appropriate, we can help them understand their strengths and needs, participate in decisions, and begin building the self-advocacy skills they will carry into high school, college, work, and adulthood.

The goal is not simply to solve today's problem. It is to build stronger partnerships, support growing independence, and help your child build the skills and confidence they will carry in the future.

Stronger Connections. Brighter futures.

Ready to Get Started?

Reaching out is often the hardest part. If you are ready for support, the first step is a free 15-minute consultation. We'll talk briefly about what is going on and what kind of help may make the most sense for your family.

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