What if something feels different with my child and I want to understand it?

We look at what you're observing — at home, at school, in transitions, in hard moments — and work out what their brain and body might be communicating, and what that means for how you support them.

What happens when school reaches out and I'm not sure what comes next?

We get you oriented — what the process looks like, what your role is in it, and how to make sure your child's full picture makes it into the room.

What if I have a plan in place but something still isn't working?

Ongoing navigation support is available to help when you have a plan in place but something still isn't working.

FOR PARENTS

You know your child better than any report does.

Q: How can I prepare for an IEP meeting?

Document review, pre-meeting framing, what to listen for, and how to say what your child needs in language the team is already using.

I work with parents to understand what's happening underneath the behaviors they are seeing and how to support, whether that's at home, at school, or both.

I bring a framework for understanding behavior through a brain-and-body lens. You bring everything you already know about your kid. We work from there.

THE MOMENTS

MAKING SENSE OF WHAT YOU'RE SEEING

Something feels different and you want to understand it

You leave with a clearer picture of what your child's behavior might be communicating and specific language for describing what you're seeing to teachers, pediatricians, or evaluators.

ENTERING THE SCHOOL SYSTEM

School reached out and you're not sure what comes next

You leave oriented — what the evaluation process actually involves, what your role is in it, and what questions to bring into the first meeting.

IN THE IEP PROCESS

There's a meeting coming and you want to walk in prepared

You leave with the meeting mapped: what's likely to happen, what to listen for, and how to say what your child needs in language the team is already using.

ONGOING NAVIGATION

You have a plan in place but something still isn't working

You leave with a clear picture of where the gap is — between what the plan says and what's actually happening — and what to ask for next.

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FOR WHEN ITS BIGGER THAN A SINGLE SESSION

Evaluation through IEP
Full Support

Multiple sessions, document review, pre-meeting prep, and post-meeting debrief across the full evaluation and IEP cycle. Scoped after your intro call — no two situations are the same.

Monthly Support

Three sessions a month for families who want a consistent thinking partner — not just at the meeting moments. Three-month minimum.

If cost is a barrier, say so on your intro call. A small number of reduced-rate spots are available each quarter.

Not sure which fits for where you are right now?

The intro call is free, there's no commitment, and it's usually enough to figure out what makes sense.

Book a free intro call

Little Brains & Bodies

The self-guided platform for parents. Brain and body science translated into tools you can use at home and language you can bring into school.

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