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IEP Meeting Review
A written read on what is strong, what is missing, and exactly what to ask for next.
Special Education Concierge
Schools don't fight for your child. I do.
You shouldn't have to learn the law to get your child what they need. I'm Michelle - concierge-level advocate, and a mom of a complex kid. I've sat exactly where you're sitting. Now I sit at the table prepared, so the school has to be prepared for me.
I sit between you and the school, coordinate the people, the paperwork, and the plan, and get the outcome your child deserves. You stay the parent. I handle the rest.
What I do
Get your child what they need - without losing yourself in the process.
What stops
✕ Signing documents you don't fully understand.
✕ Walking into meetings unprepared and outnumbered.
✕ Chasing the school every week for updates.
✕ Feeling like a case manager instead of a parent.
What starts
✓ Walking into every IEP meeting fully prepared.
✓ Knowing exactly what to ask for, and when.
✓ Getting the services your child is legally entitled to.
✓ Moving forward with a quieter mind and a stronger plan.
The real problem
The school isn't listening.
You bring up the same concern in three meetings and it still isn't in the IEP. You ask for an evaluation and get a "let's wait and see." Most parents aren't being heard - they're being managed.
What it feels like
You walk out of the IEP meeting, get to your car, and cry.
Not because you don't love your child. Because you do. Because you walked in prepared and walked out steamrolled. That moment is the moment I built this practice for.
Why this is personal
Drake was born at 29 weeks weighing 3 pounds, 1 ounce.
NICU for a month. Today he is 12 years old, in 6th grade, and the reason I do this work. His diagnoses are TBR1, apraxia, sensory processing disorder, and ADHD.
How we work together
One concierge. One point of contact. Four ways to bring me in.
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IEP Meeting Advocacy Intensive
Preparation, scripting, meeting strategy, and a calm advocate at the table.
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Advocacy Circle
Ongoing support between meetings so you do not restart from zero.
Only 3 per month
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Private Concierge Coordination
Six months of high-touch support across school, therapy, medical, insurance, and state systems.
From parents who've been here
Real names. Real outcomes.
★★★★★
"Michelle didn't just attend the meeting - she ran it. We finally got the speech minutes my daughter needed."
Flavia DuncanParent · CA
★★★★★
"Michelle is the rare advocate who gets results without burning the relationship with the team."
Karen M.School District Administrator
★★★★★
"She translates clinical assessment into educational impact in a way most advocates can't."
Andreane GaulinCCC-SLP, BCBA
Free guide · PDF
7 IEP Secrets Schools Don't Tell You
Special Education Concierge · A free guide for parents
The timeline never stops
There is no "good time" to fix an IEP.
Aug-Oct
Back-to-school accommodations.
Nov-Jan
Progress without data.
Feb-Apr
Annual + triennial season.
May-Jun
ESY + summer windows.
A 90-second welcome from Michelle
Before you book a Clarity Call, meet me.
If you've read this far, you're probably tired, probably alone in this, probably wondering if I'm the real deal. Ninety seconds. No script.
Book your free 30-minute Clarity CallCC 1:30
About Michelle
Michelle Choairy - Founder, Special Education Concierge
The expertise of a 20-year medical professional. The heart of a complex-kid mom.
Michelle is a concierge-level special education advocate, mother of two, founder of Special Education Concierge, host of the Complex Kids, Simple Solutions podcast, creator of the THRIVE program, and a member of the TBR1 Scientific Committee.
- Master's - Indiana State University
- Bachelor's - Brigham Young University
- TBR1 Scientific Committee
- THRIVE Program creator
- Host: Complex Kids, Simple Solutions
- 20 years in the medical field
- Bilingual: English · Portuguese
- Families served nationwide