In this episode, Allison shares what’s ahead for IPUL in the New Year. From expanding trainings and resources to growing one-on-one support for families, she talks about how IPUL continues to show up for Idaho parents and caregivers navigating disability, education, and health systems. As 2026 begins, she highlights where we’re headed, how our support is growing, and the many ways IPUL remains a trusted partner for Idaho families!

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As we wrap up 2025, we’re taking a look back at the year’s highlights, challenges, and incredible milestones here at IPUL. From empowering parents and caregivers to advocating for better support systems, 2025 has been a year of growth, resilience, and impact. Join us as we revisit key moments, share success stories, and discuss what’s next on our journey to support families and children in the coming year.

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In this candid and humorous conversation, Allison, Melissa, and Sarah dive into the surprising differences between how they were raised and how they’re raising their own children today. They explore emotional intelligence, resilience, community expectations, and how social media has reshaped modern parenting, especially for families of children with disabilities. Through personal stories and surprisingly few Golden Girls quotes, they reflect on what each generation gets right and how parents can give themselves more grace. It’s an honest reminder that no matter the decade, everyone is just trying their best to raise good humans.

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Welcome to a shorter, but no less charming, installment of Bring Your Own Topic! Just Allison and Melissa today to answer two burning questions. First, when your child wakes up at night, what do you do to help keep yourself awake? Do you drink water, orange juice, or cherry coke zero? Allison and Melissa discuss what drinks help to keep you alert and alive during nighttime wake-ups, especially when helping sick kids.

Melissa's questions whether it makes more sense to wear Crocs or Birkenstocks. When Allison immediately answers Melissa asks if she would tempt fate and wear them with socks. As you know there are lots of laughs and Golden Girls references.

If you're like me and want to see the data, here is a link to a study from the National Library of Medicine on using inhaled isopropyl alcohol for nausea: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6189884/

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A new episode of IPUL Found it on Facebook is ready for your ears! In this series, my colleague Melissa and I deep dive into questions we've found in Idaho Facebook groups. We research the answers to a few questions so that you don't have to! In this episode we answer the questions:

1.) Do I need a neuropsych evaluation begfore I can request special education servcies at school?

2.) My child got suspended again, what now?

3.) Are accommodations allowed in state testing?

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Welcome to another installment of Bring Your Own Topic! A show where IPUL discusses everyday topics that affect our families. In this episode, Melissa speculates on the nature of TSA, Sarah wonders what the best teacher gift is and Allison waxes nostalgic.

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In this episode Melissa and Allison break down steps 9 and 10 in the special education process, IEP review and Triennial Evaluation. Whether you're a parent just beginning to navigate your child’s learning differences or a caregiver seeking clarity, this episode offers a parent-friendly guide!

Perfect for: Parents, guardians, educators, and advocates new to the special education process.

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Deep Dive Into the IEP here --->

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In this episode Melissa and Allison break down steps 7 and 8 in the special education process, after the IEP meeting as well as progress and reporting. Whether you're a parent just beginning to navigate your child’s learning differences or a caregiver seeking clarity, this episode offers a parent-friendly guide to:

1.)Do I get a copy of the IEP? 2.)Who carries out which components of the IEP? 3.) How is progress monitored? 4.)When do parents get progress reports?

Perfect for: Parents, guardians, educators, and advocates new to the special education process.

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