Advocacy is a type of problem solving designed to protect personal, and legal rights, and to insure a dignified existence. There are many types of advocacy.
Individual advocacy is useful for changing a particular environment (school/work/home) for a person. Additionally, it is used to promote causes.
Self-advocacy involves advocating for oneself; while individual advocacy involves advocating for another.
We can help you learn how to advocate for yourself. Well practiced advocacy skills will increase your chances of getting what you want; when you want it. Effective advocacy is built on a broad based analytical approach to problem solving.
Advocacy Skills include:
School Advocacy involves intervening to address an individual child or family’s problem. By being aware of and documenting service-delivery problems, providers can share important information that help identify issues and accommodations to assist your child in their educational development.
We also participate in forums (school or legal) where decisions are made.
Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for special education needs should outline:
Examples of Services to be Evaluated for an IEP
Family Therapy & Development Centers, Inc. and Neuro-Psychology Consultants
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