Hi, I’m Sarah.

I’m a non-attorney special education advocate who works collaboratively with parents navigating IEPs, school meetings, and complex communication needs. My role is to help you make sense of what’s happening, talk through options, and feel more confident about next steps—without pressure or overwhelm.

My work is grounded in neurodiversity-affirming, disability-positive practices and respect for each child’s identity, communication, and autonomy.

I’ve completed the PEAL Center Family Institute training and COPAA’s SEAT 1.0 course, and I bring a practical, plain-language approach to everything I do. I also come to this work as a parent to a disabled child who is learning AAC, so I understand how personal, emotional, and day-to-day this can be.

You know your child best. I’m here to think things through with you and help advocacy feel more manageable.

Ultimately, I’m here to help your child have More Good Days.