Designed for PTAs, parent networks, disability orgs, transition resource centers, and local advocacy groups.

1. You Are Not Alone: Parenting a Child with a Disability in Real Life
This is not a session about perfect parenting. It’s about what it feels like to hold it all—and how to stay grounded, connected, and seen in the process.

2. Strength in the Circle: How to Build a Support Network That’s Real
Families raising kids with complex needs often feel isolated. This session explores how to identify, strengthen, and nurture your circles of support—formal and informal.

3. What Comes Next: Planning for Adulthood Before You’re Ready
For parents of teens and young adults: a practical and emotional guide to transition, eligibility, and preserving your child’s dignity during change.

4. Hard Conversations with People You Love
Family members, friends, even co-parents don’t always understand your child’s needs. This session offers language, mindset, and emotional grounding for setting boundaries and seeking understanding.

5. When Systems Are Exhausting: Advocating Without Losing Yourself
A validating space to talk about IEPs, waitlists, red tape—and the emotional cost of being a “warrior.” With gentle, realistic ways to stay whole.

Designed for educators, support staff, directors, teams, and mission-driven businesses who want to create inclusive, responsive environments.

1. Welcoming Every Child: Foundations of Inclusive Practice
From drop-off to mealtimes to classroom routines—this session helps teams recognize how inclusion lives in the details.

2. Behavior as Communication: Understanding What Kids Are Telling Us
For camps, centers, and schools: reframe “challenging behavior” as unmet needs, and explore tools for co-regulation, redirection, and relational safety.

3. Supporting Families Through Complexity
When caregivers bring you their worry, grief, or frustration—how do you meet them with empathy and clarity? This session explores communication strategies that foster trust and collaboration.

4. Disability, Identity, and Belonging: Why Language and Mindset Matter
Not just about “sensitivity” training—this session helps teams reflect on ableism, normalize differences, and align their practices with inclusive values.

5. From Policy to Practice: Building Cultures That Include
Whether you're launching a new initiative or trying to move past performative statements, this workshop helps teams connect their mission to daily habits and decisions.

Is This Space Working for Everyone? An Introduction to Accessibility Audits
Sometimes it’s not about “fixing everything”—it’s about noticing what’s working, what’s missing, and who might be excluded.

This training introduces your team to the basics of accessibility and inclusive design through the lens of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We’ll look at common barriers in physical spaces, routines, and communication practices across settings like drop-off, bathrooms, signage, and classroom/cabin flow.

This session is ideal for directors, program coordinators, facilities staff, and frontline team members who want to take a more intentional approach to inclusion—without needing to be legal experts.

Optional add-ons:

On-site walk-through and consultation

Custom audit checklist for your site or program

Follow-up recommendations report and team debrief.