Early Reviews - What People Are Saying

Beautifully written, clear-cut . . . – Linda Morrissey, parent and advocate

This book will reach the minds and hearts of every parent and advocate. How I wish I had a guide like this when my child entered the system! – Maureen Reyes, parent advocate

The bible of special education advocacy for proactive parents . . . like having a trusted, knowledgeable friend to help you every step of the way. From Emotions to Advocacy shows you what to do so you do it right the first time! – Darlene Trousdale

From Emotions to Advocacy tips the scales. Everything is here! – Sue Heath, parent and advocate

In an-easy-to-follow format, From Emotions to Advocacy describes the steps for successful, effective advocacy. This book will help seasoned advocates and parents who are just beginning the advocacy journey. – Melanie Allen, advocate and parent of two special needs children

An invaluable, user-friendly resource for parents of children with disabilities! This book is packed with critical information, and provides clear, practical professional guidance that will empower parents with the necessary skills, tools and knowledge for successfully advocating in their child’s behalf. – Sandra Rief, author of How to Reach and Teach ADD/ADHD Children

From Emotions to Advocacy should be sent to every parent and issued to every hearing officer. In short, this book is wonderful! – Sonja Kerr, Esq.

From Emotions to Advocacy is a ‘must have’ for any parent with a special needs child. It takes away the guesswork and paves an easier road for parents to travel. – Laurie Mix, parent advocate

Invaluable for parents who are beginning, and for those who are experienced advocates who need a good reference. Like so many parents, we will always be in your debt. – Catherine Worthington, parent advocate

If you read the Wrightslaw books, and subscribe to The Special Ed Advocate newsletter, you will be prepared to successfully advocate for your child. – Joe Jackson, psychologist and advocate

From Emotions to Advocacy is a well-organized parent primer. Congratulations! – Kathryn Dobel, Esq.

Pete and Pam Wright accomplish a remarkable feat in their new advocacy book . . . they draw a clear roadmap for parents to follow and make the process understandable and workable. Kudos for accomplishing such a huge task! – Judy Bonnell, parent and advocate

Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy - The Special Education Survival Guide by Peter W. D. Wright and Pamela Darr Wright. ISBN: 1-892320-08-8. Publisher: Harbor House Law Press