Peace of Mind IEP Review
Get an advocate's eyes on your child's IEP, so you know what's working, what's missing, and what to ask for next.
The Problem
You've gone to every meeting and asked every question and you've read the IEP…. so many times you've lost count.
And maybe on paper it looks fine, but something about it still doesn't sit right, and you can't put your finger on what.
Maybe the goals feel vague, maybe the services don't match what your kid needs, or maybe you keep getting told everything's on track while a part of you keeps saying otherwise.
You shouldn't have to become a special education lawyer at your kitchen table to know whether your child is getting what they need.
That's what I'm here for.


The Solution
An expert read on your child's IEP, without hiring a lawyer.

Meet Courtney
I'm Courtney. I've spent nearly 20 years in special education, both as an SLPA working inside schools and as an advocate sitting beside parents at the table. I've worked with more than 500 families across 30+ states.
I'm also raising a daughter who's medically complex and non-speaking, so I've sat on your side of the table too. I know what it's like to read a plan at midnight and wonder if it's enough.
When the school sees someone who knows the law and knows your child's plan cold, the whole conversation changes. You get that without hiring a lawyer or filing anything.
What You Get
A full advocate-level review of your child's IEP, up to 35 pages
A 15 to 20 minute personalized video walking you through the plan section by section
A Parent Summary Sheet with 3 to 5 key talking points to bring into your next meeting
Clear recommendations for the goals, services, and supports, rooted in IDEA and ADA law
A private 30 minute clarity call with me, so you can ask me anything about what I found
Most reviews at this price hand you a document and disappear. You get me on a call, going through your questions one by one.
A private advocate runs $75 an hour and up.
A special ed attorney can run $500 an hour.
You get an advocate-level read on the whole plan, plus a call with me, for $197.
This review was made for parents who:
You've got an IEP in hand and you're not sure it's meeting your child's needs
You want to understand the why behind what's written, not just the what
You're getting ready for an annual review or a new IEP meeting
You're frustrated by vague goals or progress that isn't moving
You want someone who blends the legal side with what it's like to raise a kid on an IEP
"I just want to know if we're on the right track."
"I don't want to be caught off guard again."
"I'm tired of feeling like I'm missing something."
Because Your Child Deserves More Than “Good Enough”
Step 1
Upload your child's current IEP through the secure portal.
Step 2
I go through it with an advocate's eye, looking at how the goals, services, and supports line up, and where things are missing.

Step 3
Within 7 business days, your personalized video and Parent Summary Sheet land in your inbox.
Upload your child’s current IEP through our secure portal.
I’ll review it with an advocate’s eye—looking for alignment, missing services, and compliance issues.

Within 7 business days, you’ll receive your personalized video review and Parent Summary Sheet straight to your inbox.
You'll walk away from this review with at least three specific things to ask for at your next meeting. If you go through your video and summary sheet and don't have clear, concrete next steps, email me and we'll get on a call to make it right.
A clear picture of where your child's IEP stands
The confidence to ask informed questions and know what the answers should sound like
A plan to strengthen your child's services and supports
The peace of mind of knowing someone reviewed the whole thing through the lens of both the law and lived experience

The review covers up to 35 pages, which fits almost every IEP I see. If yours runs longer, send me a message before you book and we'll sort it out.
Yes. A lot of parents use this for a second set of eyes before a big meeting, or in a year when they're handling things on their own.
I've worked with families in more than 30 states. IEPs run on federal law under IDEA, so the core protections are the same everywhere, and I'll flag anything that looks specific to your state.
That's the best time to look. It's easier to strengthen a plan before a meeting than to fix one after services get missed. If your gut's been quiet but you want to be sure, this is a low-stakes way to check.