Organize your concerns, prep your notes, and create a profile that helps the team see your child as a whole person — not a file number.
Enter your child's info and your concerns. We'll prioritize them, find the legal backing, and give you the words to say.
In your own words. Be raw, be honest — that's what makes this work.
Building your battle sheet... organizing concerns, researching legal backing, writing your scripts.
This is your space. No AI, no judgment. Just you, getting your thoughts together before you walk in that door.
The stuff that keeps you up at night. The details that matter. Write them here so they don't slip away in the meeting.
What was said? What was promised? What didn't happen?
Your child's progress deserves to be on the record. Name those wins.
Patterns, regressions, things that feel off. Trust your gut here.
Anything you want officially documented in the meeting minutes. Say it, then write it.
Fill this out and print a copy for every person at the table. Let them see your child — not just a file.
Verbal? AAC device? Signs? Gestures? What does communication look like for your child?
Deep pressure? A specific song? Quiet space? Their favorite object?
Loud environments? Transitions? Unexpected changes? Specific sensory inputs?
Interests, passions, the things that light them up. This is who they are beyond the paperwork.
Strategies, supports, environments, approaches that help your child thrive.
Approaches that have been tried and failed. Things that make it worse.
This is the heart. The thing you wish every person working with your child understood. Take your time.
Allergies, seizure protocols, elopement risk, medication, anything safety-related.