You can choose between a Bronze and a Silver Membership. You can see the benefits of each membership below.
Our New Client Intake Form is your opportunity to tell us everything you can about your child and their educational situation. There is a place to upload documents and explain, in detail, your situation.
The Client Contract lays out what our experienced advocates can and cannot do for you. The contract also explains our billing process so there won't be any suprise invoices.
Parent Alliance for Students with Exceptional Needs (PASEN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families with exceptional students—those who are gifted, twice-exceptional (2E), or facing learning challenges—from preschool through adulthood. Our mission is to provide education, low-cost services, and support to these families, ensuring their children receive the opportunities they deserve.
Extensive Reach: Over the past five years, PASEN has experienced tremendous growth, assisting tens of thousands of parents across all 50 U.S. states, territories, and even military families stationed overseas.
Innovative Resources: In response to the challenges posed by the summer of 2021, we launched the PASEN Academy—an online, topic-based course tailored specifically for parents. This comprehensive program, grounded in federal law and guidance, is the only one of its kind, offering over 50 learning units and hundreds of self-paced lessons. We anticipate its completion by the end of 2022.
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Learn how you can become a Non Attorney Special Education Advocate with our training course designed for parents.
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PASEN (Parent Alliance for Students with Exceptional Needs) is a nonprofit organization that helps parents navigate special education. We support families of students with disabilities, gifted students, and twice-exceptional (2E) learners by providing advocacy, training, and resources.
If you're struggling to get the right support for your child at school, facing communication issues with educators, or unsure about your child's special education rights, an advocate can help you understand your options and develop a plan.
PASEN offers Bronze and Silver memberships. Both provide discounts on advocacy services and training, access to exclusive resources, and support for navigating special education. Silver members receive the ability to have an advocate attend your IEP meeting via ZOOM, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or by telephone.
You will be contacted by an advocate within two business days. If you don’t hear from us, please email john@pasen.org. You may also receive an invoice for three hours of Bronze services, covering record review and a consultation with your advocate.
Yes. You have the ability to receive FREE group advocacy services without a membership in our Facebook group; however, private consultations, emails, records reviews, and IEP meetings are reserved for PASEN members.
NASEAT(R) (Non-Attorney Special Education Advocate Training)TM is a structured course designed to teach parents and professionals how to advocate effectively for students with special needs. Members receive a discount on the program.
Yes. We provide guidance for parents navigating IEPs, 504 plans, and special education services in public, private, and homeschool settings.
Advocacy services are billed by the hour. Most new clients are invoiced for three hours of Bronze services upfront, covering document review and consultation. These services are billed at $35/hour. A typical family may spend $600 per child in a given school year
Visit our Membership Page to choose a Bronze or Silver membership. If you're interested in NASEAT, select the training option after purchasing your membership.
While we cannot guarantee specific outcomes, our advocates work to ensure your child receives appropriate services based on federal and state special education laws. We help parents navigate the process and empower them with the knowledge to advocate effectively.