Special Education Consultant & School Psychologist
Evaluation & IEP Support
Navigating IEPs, evaluations, & school supports is overwhelming. I help families understand their child’s educational needs, prepare for IEP meetings, and advocate for services.
Let's talk about how I can help. Schedule a free 15-minute discovery call. 👇
✨ Virtual consultations available for families nationwide. ✨I provide virtual special education consulting for families nationwide. Whether you need help understanding an IEP or evaluation, preparing for a school meeting, navigating a 504 plan, or planning for your child's transition to college or adulthood, I offer practical guidance tailored to your family's needs.
👩🏫 About Dr. Meg IyerI am an educator, school psychologist, and special education consultant with more than 20 years of experience supporting students, families, and schools. My career has included roles as a classroom teacher, school psychologist for over 15 years, graduate school professor, education researcher, and administrator working with programs that serve students from preschool through college.Throughout my career, I have helped families navigate evaluations, IEPs, 504 plans, and transition planning across every stage of a student’s educational journey. I understand how complex and overwhelming the special education process can feel for parents, especially when important decisions are being made about their child’s support and future.Through Your IEP Guide, I help families understand evaluation results, review IEPs and 504 plans, and prepare for school meetings so they can advocate confidently and effectively. My goal is to translate complex educational information into clear guidance and practical strategies so students receive the support they need to succeed in school and beyond.
🧭 How I Help FamiliesI provide special education consulting and IEP support for families navigating school services. I help parents understand their child’s needs, prepare for school meetings, and advocate for appropriate educational supports.⭐ Common reasons families contact me• Review and understand a psychoeducational evaluation report
• Prepare for an upcoming IEP meeting or annual review
• Review an existing IEP and identify strengths and gaps
• Understand eligibility decisions and school services
• Review a 504 plan and discuss appropriate accommodations
• Develop questions and strategy for school meetings
• Plan for college disability services, accommodations, and student self-advocacyMy goal is to help families better understand the special education process so they can advocate effectively and ensure their child receives the support they need to succeed.Click the "Book a Consultation" button at the top of this page for a free 15 minute call to see if my services align with your needs or to book my services directly!
🔎What to Expect1. Schedule a Free Discovery Call
A brief 15-minute phone call to discuss your child’s educational needs, IEP, evaluation, or school situation and determine whether special education consulting would be helpful.2. Choose the Right Service
If consultation is a good fit, you can schedule support for IEP review, evaluation report explanation, IEP meeting preparation, 504 plan guidance, or college disability planning.3. Receive Clear Guidance
During the consultation, we will review your questions, discuss your child’s needs, and identify practical next steps to support your child at school.
🎓 Credentials & EducationDr. Meg Iyer, EdD, NCSP
School Psychologist | Special Education Consultant | IEP SupportExperience supporting students from preschool through college across public schools, higher education, and community programs.Education• Doctorate in Educational Leadership — Gonzaga University
• Ed.S. in School Psychology — Seattle University
• Master of Science in Teaching — Pace University
• Master of Public Administration — New York University
• B.A. in Psychology & Organizational Behavior — Brown University
⭐ Special Education Consulting Services
IEP Support & Review
Understand your child's IEP, identify strengths and gaps, and prepare questions for your child's school team.Evaluation Support
Make sense of psychoeducational and educational evaluation results and understand what they mean for your child's learning and support needs.504 Plan Support
Review accommodations and discuss how a 504 plan can support your child's access to education.IEP Meeting Preparation
Prepare for an upcoming IEP meeting, organize your questions, and develop a clear strategy for communicating with the school team.College Disability Services & Transition
Prepare your student for the transition to college, including disability services, accommodations, self-advocacy, and independence.