Laura Seese
Independent educational consultant for school placement in East Granby, Connecticut
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $240 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Students and Parents |
| Also coaches | ADHD coach |
| Based in | East Granby, Connecticut, United States |
| Credentials | Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, University of Connecticut; Sixth Year Degree in Educational Administration; Master's Degree in School Psychology; State-certified psychologist; IECA Professional member and board member; Member, NASP and CEC |
| Practice | Educational Advancement Associates |
Laura Seese is an independent educational consultant who helps students and parents choose schools and programs, including boarding, college and wilderness placements. She holds a doctorate in educational psychology and has worked as a school psychologist, assistant principal and special education director. She serves on the board of the Independent Educational Consultants Association. Her firm, Educational Advancement Associates, is based in East Granby, Connecticut.
What Laura helps with
Laura helps families sort through school options and pick the right fit for a child. Many of her services involve students with disabilities and special needs.
- Choosing boarding, college or wilderness placements
- Independent evaluations and testing
- Reviewing Individualized Education Programs
- Representing parents at case conferences
- Behavior management plans
- Classroom adaptations
- Transition services
- Understanding parent rights and due process
Who Laura works with
Laura works with students and their families who feel overwhelmed by school choices. She also consults with parents, educators, service providers and businesses on issues involving disabilities. Many of her clients are parents of children with special needs.
Background and qualifications
Laura earned a doctorate in educational psychology from the University of Connecticut. She also holds a Sixth Year Degree in Educational Administration and a Master's Degree in School Psychology. She has worked as a school psychologist, assistant principal and special education director in public and private schools. She was also a clinical coordinator for students with ADHD, behavioral difficulties and depression. She is state-certified as a psychologist, special education administrator and inclusion facilitator. She has visited schools and programs for the past five years.
Laura Seese pricing
Programs and services
- School placement consulting
- Independent evaluations and testing
- Telephone consultation for parents of special needs children
- Inservice training for teachers and administrators
- Expert witness services
Laura Seese reviews
The CoachVouch take
She combines school placement consulting with a background as a school psychologist and special education director.
Best for parents of students with special needs who want help choosing a school or program.
Common questions
How much does Laura Seese charge?
Coaching with Laura runs $150 to $240 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Laura Seese help with?
Laura Seese helps with choosing boarding, college or wilderness placements, independent evaluations and testing, reviewing Individualized Education Programs and representing parents at case conferences.
Is Laura Seese certified?
Laura Seese lists: Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, University of Connecticut; Sixth Year Degree in Educational Administration; Master's Degree in School Psychology; State-certified psychologist; IECA Professional member and board member; Member, NASP and CEC.
Does Laura Seese help with special education issues?
Yes. She reviews Individualized Education Programs, represents parents at case conferences and advises on due process and parent rights.
What kinds of school placements does Laura Seese handle?
She handles boarding, college and wilderness program placements.
How do I contact Laura Seese?
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