When Behavior Isn’t Taken Seriously—and You’re Done Waiting
Tired of being told to "wait and see"? Learn how to get your child’s behavior issues addressed by the school—without delays. Discover a proven advocacy framework and register for the P.A.T.H. to IEP Support Launch Event.
When the Bus Stops Coming: The Conversation We Don’t Want to Have—But Must
Wondering when to start post-secondary transition planning for your child with disabilities? Learn why the best time is sooner than you think—and how to begin preparing for life after high school with clarity, confidence, and support.
IEP Advocate, Parent, and Teacher Helping Families Navigate Special Education | Abbey Butcher
As a parent, teacher, and special education advocate, I help families confidently navigate IEPs, behavior challenges, and school support systems—step by step.
What I Wish I Knew About Behavior and IEPs—As Both a Parent and Special Ed Teacher
IEPs and behavior don’t have to feel like a battle. Here’s the shift one educator-parent says every family needs—and how to get early access.
I've Sat at the IEP Table Too: A Parent’s Perspective
I’ve sat at the IEP table as a parent — worried, overwhelmed, and hoping to be heard. In this post, I share what it’s really like and why collaborative teams matter so much.
👣 10 Meaningful Ways to Start Transition Planning in Any IEP—No Matter the Age
Discover 10 engaging ways to bring future-focused transition planning into any IEP—starting in preschool. It's never too early to build purpose and voice.
👣 When should we talk about post secondary transition?
Wondering when to start postsecondary transition planning in an IEP? Learn why it’s never too early—and how to start in preschool, elementary, or middle school.
👣 What Is a Postsecondary Transition Plan in an IEP?
Wondering what a post secondary transition plan is within the IEP? And why it’s so important?
