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Ms. Dixon, Psy.S.

School Psychologist & Parent Advocate

location_onAtlanta, GA
I’m a certified School Psychologist, Parent Advocate, and Coach dedicated to helping families navigate special education with confidence. With experience collaborating with school teams, district leaders, and attorneys, I help parents understand evaluations, IEPs, educational decisions, and available supports. I combine psychological expertise with advocacy to empower families and help students thrive.

Information

Location Atlanta, GA
Service area Based in Atlanta · meets by video or phone
Languages English
Member since August 10, 2026
AnxietyAttention & Focus (ADHD)Autism SpectrumBehavioral & EmotionalBehavioral SupportDevelopmental DelaysDue ProcessDyscalculiaDyslexiaEarly ChildhoodEmotional RegulationESYFacilitationFBA / BIPHigh SchoolIDEAIEP MeetingsInclusionIntellectual / CognitiveIntellectual DisabilityLearning DisabilitiesMathMcKinney-VentoMediationMedical / HealthMultiple AreasMultiple DisabilitiesNonverbalOther Health ImpairmentPrivate SchoolReading & WritingSection 504Speech & LanguageState ComplaintsTransition PlanningTraumatic Brain InjuryEarly Childhood (0–5)Elementary (6–11)Middle School (12–14)High School (15–18+)Transition (18–22)

How Ms. works with families

Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. is based in Atlanta, Georgia. Ms. works by video and phone. There are no in-person meetings on this listing. The posted rate is $100 per hour. Payment goes to Ms. directly, by PayPal. The listed age range runs from preschool through transition-age students up to 22. This profile has been listed with us since August 2026. We do not set directory prices or handle payments between you and an independent advocate.

Education

  • Master's Degree in Specialist in School Psychology

    Nova Southeastern University · Fort Lauderdale, FL

Specialties

AnxietyAttention & Focus (ADHD)Autism SpectrumBehavioral & EmotionalBehavioral SupportDevelopmental DelaysDue ProcessDyscalculiaDyslexiaEarly ChildhoodEmotional RegulationESYFacilitationFBA / BIPHigh SchoolIDEAIEP MeetingsInclusionIntellectual / CognitiveIntellectual DisabilityLearning DisabilitiesMathMcKinney-VentoMediationMedical / HealthMultiple AreasMultiple DisabilitiesNonverbalOther Health ImpairmentPrivate SchoolReading & WritingSection 504Speech & LanguageState ComplaintsTransition PlanningTraumatic Brain Injury

Age Groups Served

Early Childhood (0–5)Elementary (6–11)Middle School (12–14)High School (15–18+)Transition (18–22)

Services

504 Meeting SupportBehavior & Discipline SupportDue ProcessEducational Records ReviewFacilitationIEP File ReviewIEP Meeting SupportManifestation HearingsMediationOCR ComplaintsParent CoachingParent ConsultationState ComplaintsStrategy ConsultationSuspension & Expulsion Support

Rates & Payment

Hourly rate $100/hr
Payment methods PayPal

Working Style

Working with the school Collaborative

Prioritizes a cooperative relationship with the school team.

Advocacy focus Balanced

Negotiates first. Stronger on rights when it matters.

In meetings Balanced

Leads or supports you depending on the meeting.

Staying in touch Proactive

Checks in often and keeps you in the loop.

When things get tense Balanced

Adjusts tone to the situation.

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Availability

Typical days Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr
Hours 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Clients Accepting clients
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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.

Ms. 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 Ms.. 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 Ms. 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?

Common questions

Does Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. serve families in Atlanta, GA?

Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. offers remote IEP and Section 504 advocacy to families across the United States.

What services does Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. offer as an IEP advocate in Atlanta?

Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. helps parents with IEP meetings, Section 504 plans, educational records review, dispute resolution, and special education rights under IDEA.

How do I contact an IEP advocate in Atlanta, GA?

View Ms. Dixon, Psy.S.'s profile on Find Parent Advocates to compare services, rates, and parent reviews. Contact the advocate directly. We never assign anyone to you.

How much does Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. charge?

The posted rate is $100 per hour. Rates are set by the advocate, not by Find Parent Advocates, and can change.

Can Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. attend an IEP meeting by video?

Yes. Ms. Dixon, Psy.S. attends meetings by video or phone.