Does this sound familiar?
Your child is struggling academically, behaviorally, socially, or emotionally at school. You are unsure whether an IEP, 504 Plan, additional assessment, or different support is needed. The current plan exists, but you are not seeing meaningful progress. Assessment results are confusing. An IEP, 504, or SST meeting is approaching and you do not know what to ask. Behavior, discipline, school avoidance, anxiety, or disability-related needs are affecting educational access. Or you simply want an experienced professional to help you understand the situation before deciding what to do next.
You do not have to navigate the educational system alone.
Our Services
IEP & 504 Support
plan review, preparation, concerns, goals, accommodations, services, and supports.
Assessment & Evaluation Review
helping families understand psychoeducational assessments, academic data, eligibility information, and recommendations.
Educational Record Review
IEPs, 504 Plans, evaluations, progress reports, behavior plans, assessment data, and relevant records.
Behavior & Discipline Advocacy
support involving behavioral concerns, FBAs/BIPs, suspensions, school avoidance, and disability-related educational issues.
Ongoing Advocacy
structured support for more complex cases involving multiple meetings, records, communication, and progress monitoring.
IEP, 504 & SST Meeting Support
preparation and, when contracted, attendance alongside the family.
Parent Coaching
individualized guidance for parents who want to advocate more confidently on their own.
How Advocacy Works
Educational Advocacy Disclaimer
Let’s Talk: complimentary 30-minute fit consultation.
We Review: identify the records, plans, assessments, and concerns that matter.
We Develop a Strategy: clarify priorities, questions, options, and next steps.
We Advocate Together : meeting preparation, attendance when contracted, parent coaching, consultation, and/or ongoing support
SOS Psychological Counseling & Educational Advocacy provides educational advocacy, consultation, and support services to help families understand and navigate educational processes, including IEPs, 504 Plans, assessments, school meetings, and related educational concerns.
Educational advocacy services do not constitute legal advice or legal representation, and SOS is not acting as a law firm or attorney on behalf of clients. When a matter requires individualized legal advice, legal analysis, due process representation, litigation, or services outside the scope of educational advocacy, families may be encouraged to consult with a qualified education or special education attorney.
Any legal resources or attorney referrals provided by SOS are offered for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement, guarantee, or formal partnership.