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Behavior has many different underlying layers -- and one often overlooked is trauma. Join me in learning from Angie Grandt, an adoption coach as she takes us through her advocacy journey and how to advocate for looking at that layer underneith behavior!

In this episode we cover:

1. The importance of recognizing behavioral issues rooted in trauma within the IEP process.
2. Angie's journey from starting with a 504 plan to eventually transitioning to an IEP for her son.
3. How collaboration and goal-driven strategies can make a world of difference in building a successful IEP.
4. The challenges faced by small school districts in providing comprehensive resources for children with behavioral issues.
5. The significance of coordinating outside therapy services with the child's IEP to ensure holistic support.Did you know?
6. One fun fact from the episode: Angie's small town school district houses students from early childhood through 12th grade, all under one roof! Talk about a close-knit community!

Angie's website: https://www.connectedparentswithangie.com/

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