Category: Education Advocacy & IEPs
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Why I Became an SESP—and Why I Still Do It
A personal look at becoming a Special Education Surrogate Parent (SESP), what the role actually involves, and why it matters for students who don’t have anyone to advocate for them. A mix of real experience, clear explanation, and hope for what comes next.
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How to Read an IEP Without Becoming Overwhelmed
The IEP can feel like legal mumbo-jumbo and emotional overload all at once. Here are a few tips on how to read it slowly, thoughtfully, and without panic.
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What Happens at an IEP Meeting (And What Parents Should Expect)
An accessible explanation of the IEP process, including timelines, Team roles, evaluations, and eligibility—focused on helping parents understand what happens at the meeting.
Brain Fog & Brilliance 