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Build Your Advocacy Skills
School advocacy skills do not come naturally to most parents. If you had no idea how difficult it would be for your child to attend school, you are not alone. The reality is that schools were not designed with neurodivergent kids in mind.
Effective advocacy is possible by taking a proactive, assertive and strategic approach. If those words make you nervous, I understand. Let me tell you more about what it looks like to put these things into action.
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