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                Children Deserve the Best Advocate in the Room
   - particularly when those children have special needs.  

 

Clinicians and parents alike often play a dual role when working with children with special needs.  On one hand, clinicians and parents, as their first priority, must do all they can to help their children with special needs reach their full potential.  Then, as if that were not enough, they are compelled again and again to become special advocates to help obtain resources desperately needed by the children they serve.  

 

Clinicians and parents can learn vital advocacy skills to increase their effectiveness in their role as advocates.  The information provided on this site is designed to give general information which will help transform you into the advocate your children need you to become.

 
Remember, "advocate" does not have to be a scary word.  It can be an empowering, proactive word that allows you to make an incredible impact in the lives of your children. 
 
Your children depend on it. 
 
- Michele K. Nigliazzo
Parent Advocate/Attorney
 
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
The Clinician Advocacy Center on this site is designed specifically for clinicians who want to learn more about their role as advocates for the families and children they serve.  Updated regularly, this material will increase your effectiveness in accessing important resources for your clients.

Parent Advocacy Center


 Parents can be the most powerful advocates for their children.  Parents' love and knowledge are unmatched in their children's lives.  With the advocacy skills found in the parent center, you, too, can become a super advocate for the children who depend on you.