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The Special Ed Strategist: Learning Disabilities & IEP (Dyslexia, Executive Function) Tips with Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P
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S4 Ep406: Navigating Parenthood and Special Needs Advocacy with Susanna Peace Lovell
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Episode Overview
In this episode of The Special Ed Strategist Podcast, host Wendy Taylor sits down with Susanna Peace Lavelle, an author, speaker, life coach, and advocate dedicated to supporting the disability community. Susanna shares her personal journey as a mother to a daughter with multiple diagnoses, including autism, and how this experience has shaped her life's work. The conversation covers the highs and lows of navigating the world of special needs parenting, strategies for advocacy, and practical advice for parents seeking support in their child’s educational journey.
About the Guest: Susanna Peace Lavelle
Susanna Peace Lavelle is an accomplished author, professional life coach, and advocate for families navigating the challenges of special needs. She founded her mission on helping parents unlock their potential while supporting their children. Susanna’s book, Your True Self Is Enough: Lessons Learned on My Journey Parenting a Child with Autism, offers insights into her experiences and the lessons learned through raising her daughter, Arizona.
Resources Mentioned in the Episode
- We Are Brave Together: A supportive community for moms of children with special needs. Website
- Regional Centers for Developmental Disabilities: Services and support available for families dealing with special needs. Visit your local regional center for more information.
- Parent Support Organizations: Seek out local advocacy groups that can help guide you through the IEP process.
Complementary Episodes on The Special Ed Strategist Podcast
To expand on the topics discussed in this episode, check out these related episodes:
To expand on the topics discussed in this episode, check out these related episodes:
- Episode 12: Navigating the IEP Process: From Assessment to Action – A deep dive into understanding the Individualized Education Program (IEP) and how to advocate for your child.
- Episode 18: Empowering Parents in Special Education – Tips and strategies for parents to become strong advocates for their children in educational settings.
- Episode 24: Building Resilience in Children with Special Needs – Techniques and approaches to help children with disabilities develop resilience and emotional strength.
Connect with Susanna Peace Lavelle
For more information about Susanna Peace Lavelle, her work, or to reach out directly:
For more information about Susanna Peace Lavelle, her work, or to reach out directly:
- Website: https://www.susannapeacelovell.com/
- Book: Amazon Link
Contact Wendy Taylor
Stay connected with Wendy Taylor and explore more resources on special education:
- Instagram: Learning Essentials Instagram
- LinkedIn: Wendy Taylor LinkedIn
- Facebook: Learning Essentials Facebook
- Website: Learning Essentials Website
- Review Podcast: Apple Podcasts
- Listen to Podcast: The Special Ed Strategist Podcast
If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sharing it with someone who might benefit from the insights shared by Susanna and Wendy. Don't forget to subscribe to The Special Ed Strategist Podcast for more episodes that empower and inform families navigating special education.
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