Offerings
We’d love to work with you. Our values, intentions, connections, and actions guide us in our work to create customized plans that truly support and empower each unique individual. All offerings are under the guidance of our Founder and Senior Advocate, Christine Levy.
All services include a FREE 15-minute consultation to discuss our process and your potential pathway.
Concierge Advocacy
Our Concierge Advocacy service provides families with ongoing, personalized support throughout their child's educational journey. From navigating challenging teacher-student relationships and reviewing Universal Screening or neuropsychological evaluations, to attending parent-teacher conferences and exploring educational placements — we’re with you every step of the way.
You’ll be matched with a dedicated educational advocate who understands your child’s needs and is available when you need them — no retainer fees, no repetitive intake forms, and no waiting for a crisis to get support.
In a time when the education system is rapidly changing, proactive advocacy isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity.
What’s Included
FREE 15-minute consultation
Records Review: An in-depth review of historical and current social and emotional executive functioning, learning qualities, and academic data. Learn more about our Records Review process here.
Intentional Action Plan: Created and/or parent input statement (for the family to email and/or present to the child’s team).
Connect Call: with the family to review the action plan.
Meeting Prep & Attendance: Learn more about what we can help with for meeting attendance here.
Liaison Services: Enhance your communication between neuropsychologists conducting evaluations and the educational setting, including Home and Private school liaisons.
Debrief & Next Steps: Review the next steps in your advocacy pathway that best suits your child and family.
Educational Placements
Finding the right educational placement can be a complex and challenging process. At Levy Educational Advocacy (LEA), we provide expert guidance to support families—whether neurodiverse or neurotypical—in identifying the most suitable school environment for their child. Our holistic approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of each student's unique needs, enabling us to recommend private, parochial, independent, and country day schools that align with both the child's educational requirements and the family's preferences.
With extensive knowledge of the independent and private school landscape, LEA collaborates with families to navigate the diverse range of educational opportunities available, ensuring an informed and strategic decision-making process.
For families with children who require an IEP or 504 plan but are parentally placed, we offer specialized support to help secure the necessary accommodations and services, bridging the gap between home school districts and private education settings.
What’s Included
FREE 15-minute consultation
Goal Setting Meeting
Record Review
Educational Action Plan Developed
Ongoing Consultation
* If families wish to pursue a parentally placed placement and seek reimbursement, Levy Educational Advocacy will need to be hired as an advocate first to guide their case.
Independent Educational Observations
Conducted by our certified and trained Special Education Observer, these evaluations aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of a student’s needs, especially when there are concerns about the accuracy or adequacy of the assessments conducted by the school district.
Independent Educational Evaluations ensure that parents and students receive assessments of their educational needs and appropriate support and services. They serve as a means to protect the rights and overall well-being of students who have disabilities.
What’s Included
FREE 15-minute consultation
Record Review & Presenting Problems Meeting: An in-depth review of historical and current social and emotional executive functioning, learning qualities, and academic data. Learn more about our Records Review process here.
Observation: During a mutually agreed-upon scheduled time, in a specific area relevant to the child’s disability/ areas of concern.
Written Report: Observation and Explicit Recommendations
Debrief Parent/Attorney Meeting: Over Zoom or at a mutually agreed-upon location
Expert Witness
Christine Levy serves as an expert witness, bringing a wealth of specialized knowledge and experience to legal cases. Her ability to provide scientifically robust testimony aids attorneys in navigating intricate issues effectively.
What’s Included
Presenting Problems, Meeting Preparation: An in-depth review of historical and current social and emotional executive functioning, learning qualities, and academic data. Learn more about our Records Review process here.
Expert Witness service
Debrief Parent/Attorney Meeting: Over Zoom or mutually agreed upon location
Home School Liaison
Levy Educational Advocacy is proud to introduce our new Homeschool Liaison Service. Many families are unaware of the specialized and related services their children may be eligible for through their local school district. Navigating this process can be complex, but we are here to help. Our team ensures that the right data is collected at home, facilitating a seamless service referral process. With our support, you can confidently advocate for your child, ensuring their rights under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) are upheld.
Goal Setting Meeting
Record ReviewEducational Action Plan Developed
Ongoing Consultation
What’s Included
Executive Function Coaching
At Levy Educational Advocacy, we empower children to develop key executive function skills for success in school and life. If your child struggles with attention, organization, or emotional regulation, we offer personalized coaching using evidence-based strategies from experts Peg Dawson and Sarah Ward.
What Are Executive Function Skills?
Executive function skills are essential for staying focused, organized, and emotionally regulated. These skills are vital for learning, independence, and social success.
Realistic goals
Home-school carryover strategies
Ongoing parent communication
Focus on independence and self-advocacy
How We Help