For parents of children with special needs

Helping parents feel confident, capable, and supported.

I'm Rebecca — a special education teacher and Teacher of the Visually Impaired with 20+ years of experience. I help parents navigate IEPs, school services, behavior support, and vision needs — with practical strategies that actually work for your family.

  • IEP prep, review & meeting advocacy
  • Behavior support strategies for home
  • Vision & TVI consulting for families
  • Teacher training & professional development

Free 20 minutes • Virtual • No pressure — I'll tell you honestly if I'm the right fit.

A parent reading with their child in warm afternoon light

20+ years

in special education, behavior support, and vision services.

IEPMeeting preparation & strategy
TVIVision consulting for families & teachers
PDDistrict & paraprofessional training

About Rebecca

A veteran educator in your corner.

For more than two decades I've worked with families of children with special needs — in special education classrooms, ABA-based programs, at kitchen tables, and across countless IEP meetings. I've seen what works, what doesn't, and what parents are almost never told they're allowed to ask for.

I started this practice because too many parents walk out of school meetings feeling overwhelmed instead of empowered. My job is to translate the jargon, help you build a plan, and make sure your child's strengths — not just their challenges — are on the table.

I also bring years of experience in behavior support and ABA-based programming, so the strategies I recommend are practical, respectful, and designed to work for real families in real life.

This isn't just coaching. It's helping families — and the moms behind them — walk away feeling hopeful.

Services

Ways we can work together.

Every family is different. Start with a free consultation and we'll shape a plan that fits where you are right now.

Parent Empowerment Coaching

One-on-one guidance for IEP advocacy, school services, and behavior support — built on 20+ years in special education classrooms and ABA-based programs.

From $150 / session

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IEP Strategy Sessions

Review your child's IEP with a veteran educator. Walk into your next meeting knowing exactly what to ask for.

From $200 / session

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Educational Advocacy

Hands-on support navigating school services, evaluations, accommodations, and disputes with your district.

Custom packages

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Vision & TVI Consulting

Specialized guidance for families of children with visual impairments and educators pursuing TVI credentials.

From $175 / session

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Professional Development

Half-day and full-day trainings for school districts, teams, and paraprofessionals. Delivered virtually or on-site.

$500 – $1,500

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How it works

Three simple steps to feeling supported.

No confusing intake process, no long-term contracts. Just a clear path from overwhelmed to confident.

  1. 01

    Book a free 20-min call

    Tell me what's happening — school, behavior, or vision. I'll listen and tell you honestly if I can help.

  2. 02

    Get a clear plan

    We'll pick the right starting point — a strategy session, an advocacy package, or a training — with no pressure and no surprise fees.

  3. 03

    Walk in confident

    You leave every session with practical next steps, the words to use at school, and someone in your corner between meetings.

The framework

The CONFIDENT Parent Method

A nine-step framework built from decades of classroom experience. Every coaching engagement follows this path — so nothing important gets missed.

  1. C

    Connect

    with your child

  2. O

    Organize

    the information

  3. N

    Navigate

    school services

  4. F

    Focus

    on strengths

  5. I

    Implement

    practical strategies

  6. D

    Develop

    advocacy skills

  7. E

    Encourage

    independence

  8. N

    Nurture

    growth

  9. T

    Transform

    your family's journey

Free download

The IEP Meeting Checklist.

A 3-page guide I built from decades in the room: what to prepare, what to bring, what to ask out loud, and the red flags to watch for. Drop your email and I'll send it straight to your inbox — no spam, ever.

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  • Featured — free PDF

    The IEP Meeting Checklist

    3 pages · Before / during / after the meeting · Includes a one-page prep sheet.

    View the checklist page →
  • Parent Advocacy BinderComing soon
  • School Communication TemplatesComing soon
  • Behavior Tracking SheetsComing soon
  • Vision Accommodation ChecklistComing soon

From the blog

Latest articles.

View all articles →
IEP Prep4 min read

What to Bring to an IEP Meeting

A practical packing list for your next IEP meeting, plus the one document most parents forget to bring.

July 20, 2026
IEP Prep5 min read

How to Read Your Child's IEP Draft

IEP drafts are full of jargon. Here's how to read one like an advocate — and spot the sections that matter most.

July 15, 2026

In their words

“I walked into that IEP meeting for the first time knowing exactly what to ask — and exactly what my daughter deserved. Rebecca changed everything for our family.”

— Parent, Central Ohio

Questions

Good things to know.

Who do you work with?+

Parents of children with special needs — especially those navigating IEPs, evaluations, behavior support, or vision-related services — as well as new special education teachers and educators pursuing TVI credentials.

How do sessions work?+

All coaching happens over Zoom or Google Meet. After booking, you'll receive a short intake form so we can make the most of our time together. Most families start with a 60-minute consultation.

Do you attend IEP meetings?+

Yes. As part of an advocacy package I can prepare you before the meeting, attend virtually with you, and debrief afterward with concrete next steps.

What if I'm not sure where to start?+

That's exactly what the free 20-minute discovery call is for. We'll talk through what's happening and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit. No pressure.

Do you offer training for schools or teams?+

Yes. I offer half-day and full-day professional development for school districts, special education teams, and paraprofessionals — delivered virtually or on-site.

Let's talk

Book your free 20-minute consultation.

Tell me a little about what's happening, and we'll figure out — together — whether I'm the right person to help.