Are you overwhelmed by IEP files and IEP meetings? Confused by what to toss, what to keep and for how long?

Don't IEP Alone Toolkit

Turn That Stack of IEP Files Into a Clear Plan Before You Walk Into Your Next IEP Meeting

(and avoid costly, progress-delaying advocacy mistakes!)

Yes! I Need This >>

From Paper Chaos to Powerful Advocacy—An Arsenal of IEP Advocacy Tools You Need for Just $24

 

With the IEP Toolkit, you’ll finally feel prepared and ready to take on any IEP meeting and challenges that come your way -- even if you’re a veteran disability parent.

I want the IEP Toolkit.

"Thank you so much for making this available to parents. I'm a teacher and have participated in the IEP process for many years. Yet, it has been quite an eye-opener for me to experience this with my granddaughter. Her parents are alarmed that she has a learning disability and very afraid that she will be somehow stigmatized as a person for the label of "learning disabilities" student. So, this toolkit really helps them to see that this is a family plan and not just a child plan. Thank you sooooo much!!!!

 –Marjorie B.

Are you ready to be a better IEP Advocate?

Are you ready to stop stressing out about your IEP meeting and ready to walk in confident instead?

Get the tools you need to get your IEP team to listen to your concerns.

You know that you are an equal IEP team member. Maybe you've even tried suggesting changes to the IEP.

And yet, it's not quite working. Another year of "Let's wait and see."

Your child is falling further behind his/her age peers academically. You feel like they are not making any progress but the team disagrees. Homework is an hours-long daily battle with lots of yelling, frustration, and tears (you and your child!).

Other people make it look easy. But for you, it's been anything but. You thought that the hard part was going to be attending IEP meetings, but as it turns out, that was only just the beginning. And now you feel like you must be missing something.

And you're not alone. Most parents are as frustrated as you are.

The truth is that having a concrete action plan that follows the outlined IEP process is a game-changer. One that will have your IEP team sit up, take notice and take your concerns seriously.

The problem? Most parents don't keep an accurate paper trail or enough documentation. And, they don't follow the outlined IEP process.

But what if there was a way to make sure you had done all you can?

"It felt so empowering to walk in to my son's annual IEP with everything laid out and organized so well, as well as having notes written up and pertinent information at my fingertips. Our team was pleased too!"

 –Patty H., Mom of 2, one with disabilities transitioning to Middle School


INTRODUCING The IEP Toolkit

The IEP Toolkit will help you Be a Better Advocate for your Child.

The IEP Toolkit was first developed in 2015, by me, a Special Education and IEP Parent myself.

Since then, it has gone through several revisions, each time with a focus group of parents like you.

I want to make the IEP Process easier for parents and this toolkit will help get you there. Parents who have purchased it before participate in my focus groups and together we make it better and better with each revision.

If you are an IEP parent, this is an opportunity that I promise you will not want to miss.

Today's Price = $24

If you’ve ever felt buried under a stack of IEP papers, unsure what to keep, what to toss, or what to say before a meeting—you’re not alone. Most parents are handed a pile of documents and expected to somehow “figure it out” on their own.

That’s where the Parent IEP Toolkit changes everything.

I’ve taken my years of advocacy experience, hundreds of real IEP meetings, and the exact tools I use with my own clients, and put them all in one easy-to-access resource. Inside, you’ll find proven systems, templates, and guides that will help you get organized, understand every part of the IEP, and walk into meetings confident and prepared.

Here’s what’s waiting for you:

  • IEP Binder System: Organize, Track, and Advocate Smarter: Finally tame the piles of papers. Keep everything in order so you can find what you need, when you need it. Value $17
  • IEP Data Collection + Record Review Tools: IEPs are data-driven—make sure you’re collecting, tracking, and reviewing that data correctly. Value $17
  • IEP Goal Tracker: Track your child’s progress from year to year and spot gaps before they become problems. Value $17
  • Parents’ Rights Booklet + IEP Law Reference for All 50 States: Have your rights—and the legal backup—at your fingertips whenever you need it. Value $17
  • Bullet Journal Pages for Your IEP Journey: Custom-designed pages to track progress, deadlines, and advocacy actions in a way that works for you. Value $10
  • 37 Email Templates: Never stress about how to start an email to the school again! Value $19 (requires the upgrade at checkout on next page)
  • Parent Concerns Letter Templates + Examples: The most important thing you’ll do in the IEP process, done for you with ready-to-use templates and examples. Value: Priceless
  • IEP Meeting Preparation + Attendance Tools: No more walking into meetings nervous or unsure. Use these tools to be fully prepared and confident. Value $17
  • Distance Learning & Homebound Advocacy Tools: Whether due to medical disruptions or shortened days, learn how to address concerns and protect your child’s rights. Value $17
  • IEP Development Resources: Thousands of IEP goals, accommodations, and modifications you can adapt for your child. Value $20
  • Vision Statement Guide: Understand why this is one of the best things you can do for your child, and create one step-by-step. Value $17
  • Curated Collection of E-Guides on Key IEP Concepts: My personal library of clear, parent-friendly explanations for complex IEP topics. Value $17

Total Value: $195

Yes! I Need This >>

"The IEP Toolkit helped me to be on even footing with the IEP teams for both of my sons. It didn't just help me stay organized. I was able to review what was working and what wasn't, and it also let me plan for the future. An added bonus was that I looked professional when bringing it with me so my concerns were taken seriously."

 –Mayra Z., Mom to two Autistic Children

"I think your templates for how to write a parents concern letter for inclusion on an IEP is so important. I was able to get my child into one of New York's state-approved private schools after a near two year battle with the NYC Dept. Of Education. I achieved this without attorney representation. I was represented by an attorney for two academic years- not once did the attorney advise me to submit a parent concern letter for inclusion in the IEP. "

 –Erma P.

So much more than an IEP Binder.

Sure, other websites offer IEP binders. But, not many of them are created by someone who is both a parent and an advocate. Most are put together by the school staff or clinicians.

And, with this IEP Toolkit, you don't just get a bunch of printables. You get a live community where you can find support and answers to your questions. Plus the best and most helpful IEP advice you'll find online.

HELLO, I'M LISA!

I want to help you be a Better IEP Advocate.

Since 2010, I have attended hundreds of IEP and 504 meetings and manifestation hearings. With all kinds of kids and parents and school teams.

And what I've learned is this: Our kids may be very different from each other. But IDEA and the IEP process never changes. It is the same process for every child.

These are the exact tools and thought processes that I use with my paying clients, and I'm making them available to all parents.

When you follow the prescribed IEP process (per IDEA) and have solid documentation, IEP meetings are nothing more than an annual formality.

Most of the heavy lifting gets done before the meeting. These are the tools you need to be an engaged, active participant in the IEP process.

HERE'S WHAT'S INCLUDED...

Get all the tools you need to be an Effective IEP Team Member.

When you purchase the IEP Toolkit, you will have instant access to all the tools you need to effectively address your IEP concerns. My proven process provides a step-by-step plan for how to address the IEP team in a manner they cannot ignore. And, you'll never wonder what your next step should be.

It’s not just about stuffing papers in a binder.

You’ll follow a proven, step-by-step system that walks you through each section of your child’s IEP, helping you understand what’s there, spot what’s missing, and organize it in a way that works with the IEP process outlined by IDEA. This means you’re not just organized, you’re prepared to ask the right questions, request the right changes, and walk into every meeting with confidence.


IEP Meeting Preparation + IEP Present Levels Tools

A great IEP starts with accurate, up-to-date data—and knowing how to use it to your child’s advantage. You’ll get tools to organize and interpret your child’s information so you can walk into the meeting prepared, confident, and in control. Learn exactly how to review the Present Levels section, spot gaps or outdated information, and identify where changes are needed, so the rest of the IEP is built on a strong foundation.


Letter Templates & Communication Tools

Having a paper trail is the key to a successful IEP process. I'm including 37 email templates for you to swipe and use to send to your team. Plus, other worksheets to document communication between you and the IEP team.


The IEP Toolkit: Helping IEP Parents Since 2015

The Parent IEP Toolkit isn’t some brand-new, untested resource. It’s been helping parents navigate the IEP process since 2015. Over the years, I’ve updated and expanded it many times to reflect changes in special education laws, best practices, and the real-world challenges parents face. Each revision adds new tools, templates, and strategies, so you always have the most current, effective resources at your fingertips.

"You probably get this a lot but I felt that it was still worth saying. I think you are so AMAZING! I’m the mother of a beautiful boy on the spectrum who is currently being assessed for special education preschool. I read your articles and I love your website. I just can’t thank you enough for the work that you do. I’m in tears writing this! I’d be lost without you. Seriously, a million times thank you! I am forever grateful to have you as a resource."

 –Lauren R.