Private Advocacy & Support Coordination

Your voice matters. Your needs matter. We help you navigate complex systems and ensure you're heard.

When you're trying to access services, understand your rights, or advocate for appropriate support, the systems can feel impossible to navigate. We walk alongside you, helping you understand your options, coordinating across multiple providers, and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks—all without insurance red tape or agency waitlists.

What We Do:

System Navigation & Resource Connection
We help you understand what services exist, who provides them, how to access them, and what you're entitled to. From DHHS programs to community resources, we connect you with the right support at the right time.

Care Coordination Across Providers When you're working with multiple providers—therapists, schools, medical professionals, agencies—keeping everyone on the same page is exhausting. We coordinate communication, ensure consistency, and make sure your goals stay central to all services.

IEP & Educational Support
Attending IEP meetings can be overwhelming. We help you prepare, attend meetings with you as your advocate, ensure your child's needs are accurately documented, and follow up to make sure accommodations are actually implemented.

ISP Development & Monitoring
For individuals receiving DD services, we help develop, review, and monitor your Individualized Support Plan to ensure it reflects your true goals and that services are delivered as promised.

Systems Problem-Solving
Services denied? Provider not responsive? Confused about eligibility? We help troubleshoot problems, file appeals when necessary, and find alternative solutions when systems aren't working.

Rights Education & Self-Advocacy Training
Our ultimate goal is to help you advocate for yourself. We teach you about your rights, help you develop self-advocacy skills, and provide backup support when you need it.

Who This Is For:

✓ Families navigating the DD service system for the first time
✓ Parents preparing for IEP meetings who need an advocate
✓ Individuals trying to access community resources but don't know where to start
✓ Anyone feeling overwhelmed by multiple providers and appointments
✓ People who've been denied services and need help with appeals
✓ Individuals who want to learn self-advocacy skills

You don't need a formal diagnosis to work with us.
If you need support navigating systems, we're here to help.

How It Works:

Step 1: Free Initial Consultation (30 minutes)
We listen to your situation, answer your questions, and help you understand how we can support you. No pressure, no cost.

Step 2: Assessment & Planning
If we're a good fit, we'll spend time understanding your specific needs, goals, and challenges. We'll create a plan for how we can best support you.

Step 3: Take Action Together
Whether it's attending meetings, making calls, researching resources, or teaching you to navigate systems yourself—we get to work making things happen.

Step 4: Ongoing Support
Advocacy isn't one-and-done. We stay connected, monitor progress, adjust our approach, and ensure you continue getting the support you need.

Pricing:

Initial Advocacy Package: $500-750 Includes:

• Comprehensive needs assessment
• 2-3 advocacy meetings (IEP, ISP, or provider meetings)
• Written advocacy plan
• Resource coordination
• 30-day follow-up support

Ongoing Support Options:

Hourly rate: $75-100/hour for ongoing support

What Makes Us Different:

We Don't Replace You, We Empower You
Our goal isn't to speak for you forever. It's to help you understand systems, build your confidence, and develop skills to advocate for yourself while providing backup when you need it.

No Agency Bureaucracy
We're not part of a large agency with rigid policies and waitlists. We respond quickly, work flexibly, and focus entirely on your individual needs.

Lived Experience Matters
We understand neurodiversity and disability not just professionally, but personally. We get it because we've lived it.

Private Pay = Your Choice
Because you're paying privately (not through Medicaid or insurance), you maintain complete control over your services. No approval delays, no session limits, no fighting with insurance companies.