Achieving Stars Therapy has announced the launch of IEP Bridge, a free mobile-friendly app created to support parents of children with autism and other neurodivergent needs as they navigate the often confusing world of Individualized Education Programs.
Designed as a collaborative and practical resource, IEP Bridge helps parents better understand IEP documents, organize home-based observations, and prepare for informed, constructive conversations with school teams. The app is now available through Achieving Stars Therapy as part of its ongoing effort to support families beyond therapy sessions
For many families receiving ABA therapy for kids, school meetings and paperwork can feel overwhelming. IEP documents are often dense, filled with educational terminology, and difficult to translate into real-world support at home. Achieving Stars Therapy works closely with parents every day and consistently hears concerns about missed details, unclear goals, and uncertainty around how to advocate effectively during meetings. IEP Bridge was developed to address these challenges by giving parents a clear, organized place to track goals, note progress, and align school services with therapy outcomes.
The IEP Bridge app allows parents to upload and review IEP documents, break goals into understandable language, and record observations from daily routines. By organizing this information in one place, families can walk into school meetings feeling prepared and confident. The app encourages collaboration by helping parents identify questions, track patterns, and communicate concerns clearly, supporting better outcomes for children both in the classroom and at home. The tool is available at Autism IEP Tools for Parents and is free to use.
Achieving Stars Therapy is known for providing personalized autism services that support the whole family. Its clinical team delivers evidence-based ABA therapy services designed to build communication, social, and daily living skills in ways that fit each child’s needs. Services include in-home ABA therapy, clinic-based care, and parent training, allowing therapy plans to align with family routines and school expectations. Many families also rely on Medicaid-covered ABA therapy, making services accessible to children who need consistent, high-quality support.
IEP Bridge complements these services by bridging the gap between therapy progress and educational planning. By helping parents understand how therapy goals connect to school-based supports, the app strengthens collaboration across environments. This alignment helps reduce confusion and supports consistency, which is often key for children on the autism spectrum.
Families served by Achieving Stars Therapy benefit from a provider that prioritizes accessibility and responsiveness. The organization offers services across multiple regions, with a growing network of clinics and in-home providers. Parents can find care close to home through its expanding ABA therapy locations, ensuring continuity of care as children grow and family needs change. Its team of board-certified behavior analysts and trained therapists works closely with caregivers to adjust programs as milestones are reached.
By launching IEP Bridge, Achieving Stars Therapy reinforces its role as a trusted partner for families seeking clarity, organization, and confidence as they support their children’s development.
For more information about Achieving Stars Therapy and its ABA therapy, visit the website at https://www.achievingstarstherapy.com/.
About Achieving Stars Therapy
Achieving Stars Therapy provides autism therapy services for children and families through individualized, evidence-based care. Its programs support skill development at home, in clinics, and across community settings.
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Published by: Randy Rohde