Every Voice Advocacy

As advocates, we use our voice to amplify yours by negotiating on your behalf to get your needs met. We are trained and experienced lay advocates knowledgeable of the intricacies of special education law, as well as both the health and mental health systems in our region. As COPPA (Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates) members and ISEA (Institute for Special Education Advocacy at William and Mary Law School) graduates we are highly trained and adhere to the highest ethical standards. We work tirelessly to create a collaborative relationship on your behalf so that you can be heard and your needs can be met.

We advocate on behalf of children and young adults whose challenges include but are not limited to:


-Autism Spectrum Disorders
-ADD/ADHD
-Learning Disabilities
-Speech or Language Impairments
-Intellectual Disabilities
-Depression
-Anxiety
-Oppositional Defiance
-School phobia
-Truancy
-Bullying
-Various Mental Health Issues
-Hearing Impairments
-Vision Impairments
-Orthopedic Impairments
-Traumatic Brain Injury
-Multi Disciplinary Concerns
-Complex Health Conditions
-Rare Disease

We provide services that include but are not limited to:

-Assessment of educational record
-Attending PPT/IEP and 504 meetings
-Developing IEP and 504 plans that meet your child's needs and adhere to the highest standard of the law
-Develop plans and negotiate for outplacement
-General School placement
-Assistance with OCR complaints
-Filing of Due Process
-Development of Behavior Interventions Plans
-Social Skills Building
-Socialization Plans- making and maintaining friendships
-Addressing Bullying Issues
-Communication
-Adaptive Daily Living Skills
-Home Programming
-Accessing the Community - being a participating community member
-Transistion Planning