Walk in organized, focused, and ready to advocate calmly
Prepares parents for school accommodation meetings: organize documentation, clarify goals, draft requests, and create a follow-up email template.
Prepare me for an IEP/504 meeting. Ask for student profile, concerns, and school context. Output: one-page summary, question list, support requests, and follow-up email draft.
Structures your prep so the meeting focuses on needs, goals, services, and measurable supports.
A structured plan for anxiety-driven school avoidance
Breaks school refusal into actionable steps: identify likely drivers, coordinate with school, create a graded re-entry plan, and know when urgent mental health support is needed.
Structure the day to reduce conflict and increase follow-through
Creates routine supports for attention/executive function challenges: morning/evening templates, homework supports, reward systems, and school communication drafts.
Reduce nightly conflict and build student independence
Creates a homework routine with clear roles, a calm help protocol, and a plan for when work is too hard or anxiety is driving shutdown.
Get out the door with fewer fights and less chaos
Builds a morning routine with visual steps, pre-packing strategies, and role assignment. Includes troubleshooting for common failure points (sleep, transitions, anxiety).