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Mar 2024
29m 32s

IEP Advocacy with Annie McLaughlin

Shira Karpel & Shayna Gaunt
About this episode
Annie McLaughlin is a BCBA and IEP advocate. Annie started her career as a special education teacher, where she met a consultant who introduced her to behavioral analysis. From there, she went back to school for her BCBA and got her doctorate in special education. Down the road, she received the opportunity to assist a family navigate the special ed process ... Show More
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