Services for Families Navigating the High School to College Transition
The high school to college transition looks different for students with disabilities. The IEP or 504 plan your family fought for doesn't transfer. The college disability accommodation process is entirely separate from admissions and entirely the student's responsibility to navigate.
That's where Equipped Transitions comes in.
As a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor with firsthand experience inside a university disability office, I know exactly what colleges look for and exactly where families get caught off guard. Every service I offer is built around closing that gap before it costs your student their accommodations.
Not sure where to start? Every family begins with a free 15-minute strategy call so we can find the right fit together.
FREE STRATEGY CALL
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Because every student's situation is unique, I start with a free strategy call before recommending any service package.
In our 15 minutes together we'll cover:
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Where your student is in the high school to college transition process
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What gaps or challenges need attention before Day 1
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Which service package fits your student's specific needs
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What the next steps look like for your family
No pressure. No sales pitch. Just a real conversation about your student.
DOCUMENTATION AUDIT
Most Popular | $295
Having an IEP or 504 plan is not enough. College disability offices set their own documentation standards — and what worked in K-12 may not meet the bar for college accommodations.
The Documentation Audit catches those gaps before they cost your student their support.
What's included:
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Full review of IEP, 504 plan, and neuropsychological evaluations
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Identification of missing functional limitation language
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Confirmation of clinical rationale for accommodations
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Clear written action plan with next steps
Best for: Families with a junior or senior who want to increase the chances their documentation will be accepted before Day 1.
Investment: $295
SELF-ADVOCACY TRAINING
$250
In college, students must advocate entirely for themselves. Most have never had to do any of this before — and nobody teaches them how.
This 60-minute insider session prepares students and families for exactly that moment.
What we cover:
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Key questions to ask before committing to a college
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How to register with and work with the disability services office
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When and how to talk to professors about accommodations
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How to renew accommodations every semester
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What to do if a request is denied
Best for: Students heading to college who need the skills to navigate accommodations independently and confidently.
Investment: $250
TRANSITION ROADMAP PROGRAM
Most Comprehensive | $995
My most comprehensive offering — a fully personalized plan that takes your family from documentation review all the way through a successful first semester.
What's included:
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Full Documentation Audit
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4 personalized coaching sessions
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Self-advocacy skill building
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Guidance on working with disability offices and professors
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2 follow-up sessions for a smooth first semester landing
What families walk away with: A student who can navigate the college disability system independently, confidently, and without the panic call.
Best for: Families who want comprehensive, end-to-end support. Spots are limited.
Investment: $995