FREE Webinar: From Assessment To Accommodations: Getting The Best I.E.P. For Your Child

This Webinar Presented By A Pediatric Neuropsychologist And A Special Needs Family Lawyer Will Provide Parents With An Understanding Of What An Outside Evaluation Consists Of As Well As What Rights Parents Have Within The School Setting And How To Get Advocacy And Help They Need!

This is an outstanding opportunity for you to learn from experts, have your questions answered, and walk away with a plan!

About The Presenters

Greg Stasi, Pediatric Neuropsychologist

Gregory Stasi, Ph.D., is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor Degree in Psychology. He went on to earn his Masters and Doctorate at the Illinois Institute of Technology where he made his decision to focus his career on pediatric neuropsychology. Dr. Stasi has worked and studied at numerous medical centers including: The University of Chicago Medical Center and the University of Minnesota Medical Center. Prior to working at North Shore Pediatric Therapy, Dr. Stasi was a faculty member at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s Hospital and was a neuropsychologist at the Rush Neurobehavioral Center. Dr. Stasi has extensive experience with the assessment and diagnosis of a variety of conditions including: learning disorder, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and social/emotional concerns. Dr. Stasi also serves as a school advocate for parents by providing assistance and case management in order for children with special needs to obtain the most effective school accommodations possible.

Micki Moran, J.D.

Micki Moran is the founding partner of The Child and Family Law Center, Ltd. She dedicates her practice to children and families who are in need of legal representation in the areas of special education, juvenile and young adult criminal law, abuse and neglect, and mental health issues. The practice is founded on the principle that children and their families require excellent legal representation and a multi-disciplinary approach that involves multiple systems of care to intervention.
Micki is the mother of a young adult with a disability and has extensive litigation experience against school districts and governmental agencies. She volunteers as a board member to agencies committed to children's issues and speaks nationally on mental health and special education issues. She is on the adjunct faculty of Loyola Law School in Chicago. Micki has been a lawyer for nearly 25 years and has lived in both Big Sky and Bozeman Montana before returning to Chicago.