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Ask the Advocate Blog 

Looking for reliable guidance as you navigate special education? Our Ask the Advocate blog breaks down parents’ most common questions with clarity, compassion, and actionable tips.

 - featured in Dystinct Magazine

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Ask the Advocate Live

Explore our previously recorded Ask the Advocate LIVE sessions, where Lorraine & Melissa break down key special education topics and answer parents’ most pressing questions.
 

Looking to join us live next time? Click here to RSVP for an upcoming session

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Advocacy Accelerator

The IEP Meeting Empowerment Guide will help you become an empowered advocate who can better understand the IEP process, master key elements like present levels of performance, goals, services, and accommodations, and prepare for your next IEP meeting with ease.

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Podcast Appearances

Listen to Lorraine’s podcast appearances on dyslexia awareness, special education advocacy, IEP strategy, and empowering families and professionals to take informed action.

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Watch us on YouTube

Visit our YouTube channel for practical videos about dyslexia, IEPs, evaluations, accommodations, eligibility, and effective advocacy. Explore short educational videos, Ask the Advocate replays, and helpful guidance designed for families, educators, and private providers.

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10 Questions to Ask When Hiring An Advocate

Hiring an advocate is a big decision. These 10 questions help you find out the information you need to choose the advocate that is right for your family. 

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Special Education Roadmap

We always say that advocating for your child is a journey.  To help you avoid some common bumps in the road, we've created this roadmap.  It lays out the special education process and what to expect every step of the way. 

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Top 10 Signs of Dyslexia Parents Often Miss

Not sure if it's dyslexia? Check this list to see if your child exhibits these common signs of dyslexia that are sometimes missed.  Dyslexia is a lot more than backward letters- find out more in this free download.

Outside Resources

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International Dyslexia Association

The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) is the oldest organization dedicated to the study and treatment of dyslexia. It is also committed to providing complete information and services to address the full scope of dyslexia and related reading and writing challenges. It provides dyslexia specific resources and factsheets.

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