Thank you for joining me on this learning journey!
I look forward to working with you or your organization. Whether you're a parent, educator, or professional, I offer several options to fit your needs.
My services are listed below. Stay in touch to learn about new group sessions in my Unprofessional Development series.
I love connecting parents and professionals with quality, up-to-date resources.
I also offer small group and individual sessions for parents and educators..
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Small Group Sessions for Parents and Educators
Perfect for busy adults who are supporting young Autistic children
IEP Consultations and Mentoring for Parents
Perfect for parents who want to feel more confident working with schools
Professional Development and Training
Hire me for your small group or district-wide training.
Speaking Engagements and Keynoting
This won't be your typical keynote session. It will be one to remember!
Parent Mentoring and Consultations
Perfect for parents who want more personalized resources
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Meghan Ashburn is a continuous learner, educational consultant, parent mentor, and co-author of the critically acclaimed book, I Will Die On This Hill.
She is passionate about helping schools create more inclusive, accessible environments.
Her online book club has over 15K members, and releases book recommendation lists on autism and neurodiversity.
Meghan advocates for communication rights and inclusion at the local, state, and national levels.
She serves on her school district's Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) and is a recent graduate of Virginia's Partners in Policymaking.
- Attendee of Washington State Library Conference
Browse the book recommendation lists and interviews created in That Au-Some Book Club.
~ Erika, Small Group Session on AAC
Workshop Attendee
"This session provided simple, easy strategies to implement right away!"
IEP Consultation
"Thank you for helping me take the next steps toward positive verbiage and support-based goals in his IEP
Conference Attendee
"I was able to bring these strategies back to my fellow teachers and we got started immediately."
Help me change the world.