Supporting a child with social, emotional, behavioral, or academic challenges can be an overwhelming experience for many parents. It’s not uncommon for families come to us with questions about whether testing is warranted, if the school is providing the most appropriate services, etc. Others desire some support with understanding Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), Section 504 Plans, progress reports, behavior support plans, and/or neuropsychological testing. Finally, some parents are seeking general parenting guidance without a specific clinical concern (e.g., sleep training, toileting, improving behavior management, supporting emotion regulation, etc.). In thrse cases, we are happy to meet with families for consultation. Please know that this service is not considered “medically necessary” however, and therefore, it is not covered by insurance.

We very much enjoy speaking with parents, teachers, and other professionals about the work that we do. With backgrounds in teaching, training, and research, we are quite comfortable presenting to others and primarily utilize an interactive presentation style. If you are in need of a speaker and feel that we could potentially be an appropriate fit, please don’t hesitate to contact us with specific questions.

Most Recent Presentations:

• Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia: Diagnosis, Interventions, & the IEP – Invited by the SPAN Parent Advocacy Network in November 2021
• Supporting Children with Social Skills Challenges: A Three-Part Parent Training Program – Invited by the Norfolk SEPAC in January/February 2020
• The Power of Parents: Practical Strategies for Supporting Children with Social Challenges – Invited by the Norfolk SEPAC in October 2019