Master Your Child's First IEP Meeting: Expert Tips & Guidance for Parents of Autistic Children

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Embarking on your first Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meeting for your autistic child can be a daunting experience. Let Board Certified Behavior Analyst Carrie Woodward, a seasoned expert in special education, guide you through this critical process with valuable insights, tips, and strategies to ensure your child receives the support they deserve.

In this comprehensive video, Carrie breaks down the complex IEP document, demystifying technical language, and offering practical advice on how to advocate for your child effectively. Learn how to foster a team spirit with the IEP team and uncover the essential steps to take before, during, and after your first meeting.

What you'll gain from this video:

✓ A clear understanding of the IEP process and its importance
✓ Expert tips for ensuring your child receives the services they're entitled to
✓ Strategies for building a collaborative relationship with the IEP team
✓ Confidence to navigate your first IEP meeting with ease

If you're a parent of an autistic child preparing for your first IEP meeting, this indispensable video is your roadmap to success. Equip yourself with the knowledge and support needed to make the most of your child's educational journey.

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[BealsFam]

Thanks for sharing; next week is our first IEP meeting and I know there is a list of about 5 people that will be in there with us. It’s overwhelming to think about all the information we may receive. But I’m hoping it will help my daughter.

[zrienkersh]

Sadly, it’s only a large group if you’re lucky. My daughter’s first was just me and the paper pusher. No one else showed up due to staffing shortages. 😢

[skynetrules]

Thanks for the info, this is very helpful.

[ericadelnigro]

Are there free advocates for low income families in California?