Learning and Behavior Support
Please call Andrea Layne, M.Ed. at 214-878-3122 or
email andrea@holahp.com to schedule an Initial Intake.
What is Learning and Behavior Support?
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If your child is experiencing challenges in or outside of school, we are here to help. We take a whole-child approach by reviewing academic, social, emotional, behavioral, and family-related needs. Using this comprehensive review, we will then provide personalized recommendations, practical strategies, supportive materials, and resources to guide your next steps.
Common Situations We Can Support​​
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My child is struggling in school, now what?
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My child is struggling outside of school, now what?
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Is private school or homeschool right for me?
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How to redirect rambunctious energy.
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How to build successful school morning routines.
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How to avoid after school meltdowns.
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How to Increase flexibility through schedules.
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How to structure for homework-time success.
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What type of schedules help elementary students?
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How to use checklists, timers, fidgets, and breaks.
Consultation and Appointment Options
Initial Intake and Next Step Consultation:
Initial Intake- A scheduled ~40 minute meeting at Hola HP to review parent concerns.
Next Step Consultation- A scheduled ~30-45 minute meeting at Hola HP to review recommendations.
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ARD/504 Support
Pre-Meeting Preparation:
Prepare parents for what to expect in an ARD/504 meeting, including the meeting process, responsibilities of both parents and school administration, discussion topics of the meeting, and guidance on organizing their concerns.
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Post Meeting Review:
Review all decisions, forms, and documentation from the meeting, ensuring that parents understand the outcomes, any action items, and the next steps required for follow-up. Provide clarification as needed and outline responsibilities for both the family and the school moving forward.
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ARD or 504 Meeting Attendance:
Attend meeting with parent as needed if requested.
Parent and/or Student Support Session:
Scheduled 60-minute session with a student for direct instruction on specific skills.
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Scheduled 60-minute session with a parent to discuss targeted strategies that address learning, social, emotional, behavioral, or familial needs.
Academic and School Option Support
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Initial Parent Consultation:
Work with parents to decide which school environment best fits their child’s strengths, talents, and learning style.
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Private or Public School Visit/Tour:
Accompany parents to observe work environments and structure of the school day to find a place where their child can truly thrive.
Collaborative School Support:
Work with parents to create practical support systems and strategies in collaboration with teachers and administrators. Offer workshops and presentations for teachers and schools upon request.