A parent-friendly guide that breaks down the major components of an IEP and helps families know what to look for, what questions to ask, and how to advocate for their child's individual needs. From strengths and present levels to goals, services, accommodations, and modifications, this resource gives parents a clear roadmap for entering an IEP meeting feeling informed and prepared.

This slideshow consists of a flow chart of the initial referral process, descriptions and information for all types of IEP meetings, and a glossary of common IEP terms.

“ABC” stands for antecedent (what happens before the behavior), behavior (what the behavior looks like), and consequence (what happens after the behavior - not necessarily the punishment). This is a great way to track behaviors in school or at home to determine a possible pattern. Knowing what causes behaviors can help narrow down what strategies and coping skills could be beneficial.

A practical toolkit for helping children understand big feelings, identify calming strategies, communicate their needs, and practice safer replacement behaviors. Includes calm-down toolbox ideas, First → Then supports, Red → Green behavior visuals, replacement behavior practice, parent scripts, and a personalized child plan. Designed to be simple, flexible, and easy to use at home, school, or in therapy.

Make playdates more successful and less stressful with this practical, parent-friendly guide! This resource provides simple scripts, visual supports, and step-by-step strategies to help children prepare for playdates, manage big feelings, transition calmly when it’s time to leave, and recover afterward. Designed to support emotional regulation and smoother transitions, it helps parents navigate challenging moments with confidence, connection, and consistency.