All Things Behavior and Your IEP

Is your child constantly in trouble at school for behaviors? 🤯 

Are you frequently getting those dreaded calls to come pick them up? 🚗

Have you been trying (and trying) to get your child a 1:1 aide or para to help with behaviors? 🙋‍♂️ 

Struggling with school refusal? 🏫🚫


Let’s be real: Behavior is the number one topic I encounter as an advocate. So, I’ve put together this mini course to help you understand these issues in-depth and take action to turn things around. 🔄


👇 Scroll down to see all the modules included in this mini course.


What's Inside?

The modules in this bundle were carefully curated with intention. Here’s what you’ll learn:


🧩 All Things Behavior and Your IEP: Build a solid foundation in understanding Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).

🚨 The Student Discipline Module: Know your rights in the discipline process when your child has an IEP.

📜 Parental Rights/Procedural Safeguards: Discover your rights beyond just discipline, with a deeper dive into the discipline process.

💔 Bullying Module: Learn about bullying—a common cause of school refusal—and how to address it.

🏫 School Refusal: Understand why this happens and how to navigate it.

🔍 When IEPs Aren’t Followed: Know what to do when your child’s IEP isn’t being implemented properly, which often leads to behaviors.

👥 Aides and Paras: Learn what you need to know to request a 1:1 aide or para for behavioral support.

🗣️ Impactful Communication: Discover how to use strong, effective language when communicating with the school to get the results you need.



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All Things Behavior and IEPs, including FBA and BIP

Discuss FBAs, BIP and how to have meaningful ones on your IEP.

Student Discipline and your Rights with an IEP

Disabled Students are afforded different procedures during disciplinary incidents.

Understand Your Parental Rights/Procedural Safeguards

Child Being Bullied? Here's What to Do.

How to Respond to Bullying at School

School Refusal and School Avoidance Behaviors

What to do if your child is experiencing school refusal or needs shortened time.

When Your IEP isn't Being Followed

Steps to Take when the School is Not Following the IEP

Aides, Paraprofessionals and Your IEP

How to get an Aide on your IEP and make it meaningful.

Using Official (and impactful!) Language and Wording in your IEP Communication

Learn the different federal agencies and the guidance documents they publish.