Welcome to our Digital Resource Center!
We have carefully curated resource guides, videos, fact sheets, online courses, letter templates, and more. Instant downloads just for you. As parents and caregivers to Autistic and neurodivergent kids, our low cost/free resources will empower you on your journey.
If you are a professional who supports families, we hope you will also find several resources to download for yourself and some to share. Happy downloading!
Self-Paced IEP Course for Parents
Enjoy learning about "all things IEP" at your own pace. Our comprehensive video series walks you through the entire IEP process from preschool through adulthood, highlighting the core elements, such as evaluations, IEPs vs. 504 plans, major transition points, high school graduation options and more. Includes 2 hours of mini videos and our 15-page manual. LINK to learn more and download... |
Video Learning Library
Learn at your own pace, on your own schedule! Gain 90-day access to our prerecorded video library, created for parents of neurodivergent children and/or those with disabilities. Explore relevant topics including Vision Therapy, Demystifying ABA, Social-Emotional Health for Teens, and more. Get access today! |
Welcome to IEPs: A Beginners Short Course for Families
New to IEPs and wondering where to begin? Download our Welcome to IEPs short course for beginner families. This includes our 30-min video, two-page companion guide, and access to the extended version of the content through the audio file. LINK to learn more and access... |
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New School Year-Parent IEP Tips
Accommodations vs. Modifications: Understand the Difference
Are you parenting a neurodiverse child and struggling to navigate the special education system? Do you wish you knew more about resources available for your child? Let's start with understanding Accommodations vs. Modifications.
IEP accommodations versus modifications are one of the often confusing parts of an IEP. Find out which ones may be appropriate for your child and be a more informed advocate for your child's educational needs at school.
IEP Accommodations, for example, help students access their learning. IEP Modifications are for a select number of students with more needs who need their learning goals adjusted.
FREE: What to Expect Through the IEP Process
Is your IEPMeeting coming soon? Not sure what to expect? Or, do you just want to learn more about special education?
Find out more about IEP timelines and how your team should be working together to support your child at school.
IEP Parent Input Statement: Your Guide to Empowerment!
Every child's IEP has a section for "parent input and concerns". It is reviewed annually. Have you ever struggled with what to share with the team in this section? You are not alone.
We created this tips sheet as a guide for creating an effective Parent Input Statement. This clear and concise guide provides tips on how to construct a quality parent input statement for your child's IEP.
The Parent Input Statement is your opportunity to be the expert! Express and Empower yourself to support your Neurodivergent child! Your seat at the IEP table is ready and waiting!!
Partner the IEP Parent Input Statement Tips with the Strengths-Based IEP Guide for Parents to level up your IEP understanding and support!!
FREE: Birthday Party Social Narrative
Here is a social narrative, a 1-page, short story to help children on the autism spectrum to better navigate the social stressors of attending birthday parties.
FREE: Good Choices Social Narrative
Here is a social narrative, a 1-page short story to help children on the autism spectrum to understand choices other than hitting when they are upset at school.
Strength-Based IEPs: A Resource Guide for Parents
Utilize this 4-page informative resource guide on fostering strength-based IEPs for autistic students. Learn how to shift the conversation from deficits-based language to weaving in a students strengths, interests, preferences, learning styles, etc. into the IEP document.
NOTE: This guide can be helpful for parents of children on the spectrum, but really all parents who have children with IEPs can benefit.
Discover helpful strategies that EMPOWER you as you take your seat at the IEP table!
Level up your parenting toolbox by partnering this guide with the IEP Parent Input Statement Tips and other resources.
FREE: Summer Engagement and Self Advocacy Tips for Neurodiverse Children
Partner this helpful handout with the Autism Family Care Planner to level up your parenting toolbox!
FREE: Sample IEP Meeting Request Letter
FREE template for parents to request an IEP meeting during the school year.
Did you know that at any time during the school year, a parent can request an IEP meeting to discuss their concerns, suggest revisions to the IEP document, etc.? A parent may make a written request for an IEP meeting as needed; federal law does not limit the amount of IEP meetings you may request per year.
Use this FREE template today!
Understanding Special Education Assessments: A Parent's Guide to the Process
What is an IEP? How are initial assessments performed to qualify for Special Education? How do I know if we've received a quality assessment?
Receive answers to all your IEP and assessment questions with this informative parent guide that offers insight about the special education assessment process for initials, triennials, and what you can do if you don't agree.
Empower yourself with the knowledge and information to best support your neurodivergent child/teen!!
FREE: Practical Tips for Creating a Strength-Based Learning Environment (Early Learners)
FREE: Online Safety for Neurodivergent Teens/Tweens
Partner this guide with our Neurodiversity Training program for added support.
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