You’re not imagining it—IEPs are broken. Discover what schools won’t say, how to advocate with confidence, and why equity, fidelity, and accountability matter

Has your child's IEP request been denied? Learn why schools say no, how to appeal an IEP denial, and what legal rights you have as a parent. Get expert advocacy tips and real-world strategies to secure the support your child needs.

ADHD is often associated with hyperactive children, but millions of adults live with undiagnosed (and under diagnosed) ADHD, quietly struggling with focus, organization, and managing life’s responsibilities. If you’ve ever felt like you’re spinning your wheels while trying to keep up, you’re not alone—and it may not just be “busyness.” Recognizing ADHD in adulthood can be the first step toward a more manageable and fulfilling life.

As experts in educational advocacy and executive function coaching, we understand how overwhelming this journey can feel. Many parents find themselves weighed down by questions, worries, and a sense of guilt: Am I missing something? Could I have done more? These feelings are completely normal, but it’s essential to remember that school isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” experience, and learning challenges aren’t the result of bad parenting. Sometimes, what your child needs is a different kind of support—a plan tailored to their unique strengths and needs.