We work with families in understanding the IEP process and resolving disputes with the school district to secure the best possible educational program and appropriate services for children with special needs. PCA’s child-centered approach can make a difference in helping you craft your child’s educational program.
Can be on the phone or in person
No Charge For Mileage
Highly qualified
Service offerings (Coaching & co-advocacy)
Collaborative Approach
Nowadays, there are many helpful special education resources for parents on the Internet. The only inconvenience is that they are scattered online, and it takes a lot of time and effort to find all the information that you need. Also, it’s easy to lose some important discoveries. That’s the reason we’ve put together a list…
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WebsiteMy goal is to provide each child with limitless opportunities for support, structure and success. Success begins by creating a warm and trusting rapport with students, parents, teachers, physicians, and allied professionals. Sessions are individualized and specialized, integrating a variety of effective, creative methodologies and evidence based learning tools. My goal is to prevent and circumvent the cycle of frustration, failure and despair that affects so many children and their families and to replace it with joyful learning.
WebsiteA great program that offers recreation programs for children with special needs.
WebsiteMiracle League of San Diego offers individuals with physical and mental disabilities the opportunities to play baseball with teams in Solana Beach and Coronado.
WebsiteLocal soccer program for children with special needs. The mission of the AYSO VIP Program is to provide a quality soccer experience for individuals whose physical or mental disabilities make it difficult for them to successfully participate on mainstream soccer teams.
WebsiteSMYBB Shooting Stars Special Needs Basketball was created as an inclusive program designed for children ages 5-22 with a variety of disabilities (including Autism, Down Syndrome, and other physical and mental disabilities) to learn and enjoy the game of basketball in a fun, non-competitive environment.
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