Information
Service area
Based in Torrance · meets in person
Member since
June 6, 2025
Autism SpectrumBehavioral SupportDeaf-BlindnessDevelopmental DelaysFERPAHearingIDEAIntellectual / CognitiveLearning DisabilitiesMultiple AreasOrthopedic ImpairmentOther Health ImpairmentSection 504Speech & LanguageTraumatic Brain InjuryVisual ImpairmentEarly Childhood (0–5)Elementary (6–11)Middle School (12–14)High School (15–18+)Transition (18–22)
How April works with families
April Rehrig is based in Torrance, California. This listing is for in-person work around Torrance. Video meetings are not part of it. April prices this work in packages rather than by the hour. Payment goes to April directly, by Credit Card and Bank Transfer. The listed age range runs from preschool through transition-age students up to 22. This profile has been listed with us since June 2025. We do not set directory prices or handle payments between you and an independent advocate.
Specialties
Autism SpectrumBehavioral SupportDeaf-BlindnessDevelopmental DelaysFERPAHearingIDEAIntellectual / CognitiveLearning DisabilitiesMultiple AreasOrthopedic ImpairmentOther Health ImpairmentSection 504Speech & LanguageTraumatic Brain InjuryVisual Impairment
Age Groups Served
Early Childhood (0–5)Elementary (6–11)Middle School (12–14)High School (15–18+)Transition (18–22)
Services
ConsultationMeeting Support (IEP/504)Discipline & Behavior SupportFile ReviewsCoaching
What an advocate can and cannot do
An advocate reads your child's school file, writes to the district, gets you ready for the meeting, and sits in the meeting with you.
April is not an attorney and does not give legal advice.
No advocate can promise a result. The district still has to agree to what you ask for, or you have to take the disagreement further.
Hiring is between you and April. Find Parent Advocates never assigns an advocate to a family, and the advocates listed here are independent professionals rather than our employees.
What to ask on the first call
Ask April these on the first call.
- What have you done in my district before?
- How many hours does a case like mine usually take, and what does that come to?
- Who does the talking in the meeting, you or me?
- Do you charge for email and phone time between meetings?
- What happens if the school says no?
