AutismWorks

What is the hardest part of the IEP process for you right now?

Whether you're the parent at that table or the one sitting on the school side of it, your answer matters. One sentence is plenty. There is no wrong answer, and nothing here is a test.

I sat in those meetings as Tyler's dad. Tyler lived them.

My son Tyler is autistic. He went through every one of these meetings before he wrote Population One, and I sat beside him as his dad. Between us, Tyler and I have sat on both sides of that table.

So tell me what the hard part is for you. I read every answer myself. Whatever comes up most often is what we build next, and what we stop building.

— Jody McNamer

Tell Jody

Answering adds you to nothing new. This is me listening, not selling.