IEPProcessInterruptIt2-slides

Though volunteer or paid advocates and even attorneys can help, IEP parents still need to be familiar and resourceful instead of scrambling at each pitfall throughout their twenty plus years in their IEP process. Start today! This is 2 of 4 slides.

I highly recommend viewing slides in order from 1 to 4. Continue your self-advocacy training in the IEP Process with this second presentation. Some information is state specific to PA. Each presentation includes links to specific resources.

The more new you are as an IEP parent, the more you’ll feel overwhelmed, gaslit, stressed, and cornered. To alleviate your fears, tears, concerns, and panics, download these 4 presentations. Even if you’ve already been introduced to the IEP Process, these 4 presentations will give you some much needed perspectives via empowerment through empathy rather than jumping directly onto the litigious pathway.