About
Hi! My name is Mindy Wilson, and I’m the founder of AdvoKids.
As special education teachers, we know how daunting the IEP process can be for families. IEP meetings can be isolating and overwhelming for parents walking alone.
That’s where we step in. AdvoKids equips parents with the guidance and resources they need to feel represented at the table.
We walk alongside you through every step of the IEP process, ensuring your child is set up for academic success.
AdvoKids gives you a safe place to share your story. You will be heard, seen, and empowered to understand your child’s rights.You don’t have to walk this journey alone.
We can’t wait to hear your child’s story!
Meet our IEP team!
We employ trained special education teachers who understand the challenges and struggles of the IEP process.
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Tailored Advocacy for Every Child
At AdvoKids, Mindy offers expert, personalized advocacy. We empower parents with clear communication and compassionate support for special needs children.
Expertise in Advocacy
Mindy's in-depth knowledge and experience in special needs advocacy are unmatched. She has a thorough understanding of the laws and rights that protect our children.
Empowering Parents
Mindy empowers parents with the knowledge and tools needed to advocate for their children effectively, making us feel more confident and capable.
Personalized Approach
Mindy and her team at AdvoKids take the time to understand each child's unique needs and tailor their advocacy to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Empathy and Compassion
Working with Mindy feels like having a compassionate partner who genuinely cares about our child's success and well-being.
Effective Communication
Mindy is an excellent communicator who explains complex processes in an easy-to-understand manner, making us feel confident and informed.
We've guided parents just like you!
As the parent of a non-verbal child, Jamie was struggling to find someone who could connect with his child's needs. Mindy stepped in to not only understand his son, Xander's, needs, but to give Jamie the support needed to navigate the IEP process.
