Whole-Parent Support Services

Trauma-informed caregiver support that strengthens educational advocacy

Offered in collaboration with Renae M. Dupuis, LLC

When a student has complex needs, it’s not just the IEP or 504 plan that matters.

Parents and caregivers are juggling:

  • School communication, meetings, and documentation
  • Medical, mental health, and social services
  • Big behaviors and nervous systems at home
  • Their own history, stress, and capacity


Even with strong educational advocacy, families can feel overwhelmed, dysregulated, and alone—making it harder to stay engaged, follow through, and collaborate with schools.

Whole-Parent Support services are designed to work alongside educational advocacy by supporting the caregiver’s emotional regulation, understanding, and capacity.

There are three ways families can be supported:

  1. Parent Care Circle – emotional / nervous-system support
  2. Equipped Parent Collective – trauma-informed education / practice
  3. Restorative Parent Support Sessions (1:1) – focused decision support

Parent Care Circle

Emotional + nervous-system support so caregivers can stay in the process

Investment: $50/month • cancel anytime

What it is

A monthly, trauma-informed support space where caregivers can process stress, grief, and overwhelm related to school and systems—and receive gentle, realistic practices to help them cope.

Format & Pricing

  • 1× live Parent Care Circle call per month (online)
  • Access to a calming Parent Audio Library
  • Monthly reflection prompts (heart–mind–body–soul)
  • Trauma-aware, moderated community space
  • $50/month, cancel anytime (paid directly by family or via organization, if arranged)

Benefits for families

  • Reduced emotional overload and shame
  • A safe place to process hard school/systems experiences
  • Increased capacity to read emails, attend meetings, and make decisions
  • Feeling less alone and blamed in the process

Benefits for schools / agencies

  • More regulated, engaged caregivers in meetings
  • Reduced risk of escalation driven by caregiver burnout
  • Better follow-through on agreed-upon plans
  • Stronger, more sustainable school–family collaboration

Equipped Parent Collective

Trauma-informed education + practice that supports school plans

Investment: $90/month • cancel anytime

What it is

A monthly, trauma-wise learning and practice membership that helps caregivers understand and apply trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming strategies at home—so school plans are more likely to work in real life.

Format & Pricing

  • Monthly Parent Learning Lab on one trauma-wise skill
  • Implementation & Q&A call for real-life situations (including school-related scenarios)
  • Practice & Experiment Workshops to rehearse language and responses
  • Parent Support Circles (Equip Edition)
  • On-demand resource library (pattern maps, scripts, planners)
  • Monthly self-care micro-practice for caregivers
  • $90/month, cancel anytime (paid directly or via organization, if arranged)

Benefits for families

  • Clearer understanding of trauma-informed approaches recommended by schools
  • Practical tools for mornings, transitions, after-school decompression, homework, etc.
  • Increased confidence speaking about their child’s needs and strengths
  • Greater consistency between home and school support strategies

Benefits for schools / agencies

  • Improved home–school alignment on behavior and regulation strategies
  • Reduced school refusal, escalation, and crisis-driven communication
  • More informed caregiver participation in IEP/504 and problem-solving meetings
  • Increased likelihood that interventions and supports “stick” over time

Restorative Parent Support Sessions

Private, trauma-wise support for high-stakes decisions

What it is

1:1, trauma-informed sessions where caregivers work directly with Renae to make sense of complex situations and choose grounded next steps around school and systems.

Typical focus areas

  • Nervous system and co-regulation preparation for IEP/504 meetings, manifestation determinations, disciplinary or transition meetings
  • Deeper understanding of trauma-based actions and development of targeted scaffolding strategies
  • Making sense of conflicting reports, recommendations, or placements
  • Addressing behavior patterns that impact school (refusal, suspensions, escalations)
  • Clarifying priorities when families can’t pursue every recommended service at once

Format & Pricing

Short Series – $450

  • 4 × 60-minute or 6 × 30-minute sessions over ~6–8 weeks
  • Pre-series intake & intention-setting
  • Session notes after each meeting
  • Gentle between-session prompts to support follow-through

Deep Dive Series – $600

  • 6 × 45-minute or 9 × 30-minute sessions for complex, multi-system seasons
  • Collaborative goal-setting
  • Written notes after each session
  • Light between-session support for key moments (e.g., before major meetings)

(Preferred pricing may be available for families already enrolled in Parent Care Circle or Equipped Parent Collective.)

Benefits for families

  • A confidential place to lay out the full context of their situation
  • Clearer understanding of what’s happening for their child and themselves
  • Concrete language and questions to bring into meetings
  • Reduced fear of “making the wrong choice” without support

Benefits for schools / agencies

  • Better-prepared caregivers in high-stakes meetings
  • Clearer, more focused communication from families
  • Improved ability to implement recommendations at home
  • Decreased conflict driven by panic, confusion, or miscommunication