
STUDENTS
AND FAMILIES
For students, our supportive systems are designed to cultivate self-awareness, recognize their individual strengths, and acknowledge their achievements. Through fair and appropriate discipline and targeted interventions, we strive to facilitate their personal growth and integration within the learning community. By reinforcing home-to-school connections, we promote a holistic approach to education, ensuring that students receive consistent support from both their families and schools. Additionally, we offer effective alternatives to suspension that not only yield positive results but also promote personal development and a sense of belonging.
Recognizing the crucial role of families, we provide guidance on their educational rights related to their child's education. Our services include fidelity checks and thorough evaluation of school-submitted plans to ensure the implementation of behavior plans that are not just effective and manageable, but also supported by comprehensive data and able to be implemented despite the shortage of resources and staff within schools. By suggesting interventions for both home and school environments, we effectively motivate students and equip them with essential skills. Additionally, we actively engage with families by attending meetings, advocating for their child's behavioral needs within the school setting, and teaching reinforcement systems that promote improved behavior and academic performance.

Service Tiers for Families
With over 25 years of experience we are dedicated to providing exceptional services that drive positive change. Our pricing reflects the value and expertise we bring to every engagement, contact us today to discuss your specific needs and how we can support you.
Behavioral
Review
Review of behavioral data, plans, and other sources of information provided
One, one-hour meeting with student and family to share findings and discuss behavioral incidents to determine what is needed to get the best support the student needs in order to be successful.
Behavioral Review and Advocacy
Review of behavioral data, plans, and other sources of information provided
An initial one-hour meeting with the student and family to share findings and determine a plan of action to work with the school to get the services that are applicable to the student.
Advocacy = Attend a meeting with schools and the family to advocate for student, or family needs
One, one-hour meeting with student and family to reflect on the meeting and determine next steps
Classroom observation and Advocacy
Review of behavioral data, plans, and other sources of information provided
One, One-hour meeting with student and family to share findings and determine next steps
One, One-hour classroom observation to further assess the function of the student’s behavior and the fidelity of the school’s implementation of behavioral supports and interventions
One, One-hour meeting with student and family to share findings and determine next steps
Advocacy = Attend meeting with schools to advocate for student or family needs
One, one-hour follow-up meeting with student and family to reflect on the meeting and determine next steps
