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Free help understanding and strengthening your child’s support plan

Sol can review your child’s IEP, IPP, assessment, or another support document and help prepare four personalized support documents for your family.

What makes Sol different is where it starts: with your voice and your child’s voice, separately. Sol then reviews the documents in light of what you both said, showing what the current plan captures and what it may be missing. Because this work is part of a research program, Edra is currently offering this help and all four personalized support documents at no charge.

Sol is being studied by Isaac S. Lee as part of approved doctoral research at the University of Cambridge. Edra, Inc. owns and operates Sol.

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Four personalized support documents for your family

Sol turns what you and your child say—and the records you choose to share—into four practical documents you can use to understand the current plan and prepare for important conversations. Each is supplied as a draft for your family to review.

Learner Profile

Your child’s strengths, interests, communication preferences, learning needs, goals, and helpful supports.

Educational Evidence and Present Levels Report

An organized account of current learning and functional performance, grounded in the interviews and documents provided.

Regional Center IPP Preparation Report

Goals, needs, questions, and discussion points to help your family prepare for an IPP meeting.

Partial IEP Working Draft

Suggested language for relevant parts of the IEP for your family and IEP team to review, revise, or reject.

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Who can apply

  • Parents of an autistic child who want practical help with an IEP, IPP, assessment, or support plan
  • Families in any state or country; we ask where you live so we can understand your context
  • Autistic adults may also apply for themselves

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How Sol can help your family

Sol starts with your voice and your child’s voice, then reviews the support documents you choose to share. Because this work is part of a research program, Edra is currently offering this help and four personalized support documents at no charge.

  1. 1

    Tell us a little about your family

    The short application asks for contact information, your child’s age and where you live. Do not upload private documents at this stage.

  2. 2

    You and your child tell your stories separately

    Sol listens to each of you by voice or text so both perspectives shape the work.

  3. 3

    Sol reviews the support documents you choose

    You may securely share a current IEP, IPP, assessment, or another support document after the participation steps are complete.

  4. 4

    Sol connects the voices with the documents

    The review starts with what you and your child said, then looks for where the existing plan reflects—or misses—those needs, strengths, and goals.

  5. 5

    Receive four personalized support documents

    Families who complete the process receive all four personalized documents at no charge.

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Start with the basics

Send us your contact information, age, and location. A real person will follow up before we ask for documents or more family information.

Age helps us understand what support and research opportunities may be appropriate.