Advocacy Denver promotes and protects the human rights of people with disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.

Brian Cohn is a Colorado-based Board Certified Behavior Analyst who believes every learner, and every challenge, deserves a fresh approach. He works with individuals from infancy through adulthood, coaches school teams and organizations, and mentors clinicians growing in the field. Drawing on ABA, ESDM, and ACT, he meets people where they are in homes, schools, and the community, helping them navigate complex terrain with creativity, compassion, and purpose.

Keely works with families living in and moving into Colorado, and specializes in meeting each family where they are, and helping them to make the best decision for their kiddos with all of the information available.

The Developmental Disabilities Resource Center’s mission is to create opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the community.

Education Law Offices is a Colorado-based law practice dedicated to protecting the rights of students with disabilities. They offer families experienced, compassionate counsel from preschool through graduate school, including support at IEP meetings, mediation, due process, and disability discrimination cases under the ADA and Section 504. They also represent students facing suspension, expulsion, and other disciplinary proceedings, so every student has someone in their corner.

At Foothills Gateway, they work to empower the abilities that make us unique. When you highlight the achievements of the human spirit, everyone succeeds.

At Hopkins Education Services, they provide families and individuals with the knowledge, guidance, compassion, and support they need to transform their child's potential into success.  Their approach to tutoring, assessment, and academic and post-secondary planning allows parents and families to feel supported and confident in education and life.

Imagine! provides support services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Their goal is to help people aspire to, and achieve, a fulfilling life of new possibilities.

Kids Like Ours is a parenting podcast hosted by Bridgette McCullough and Molly Zwelling for families raising children with ADHD, ODD, and other invisible differences, kids who feel deeply, struggle outwardly, and don’t fit the “typical” mold. Through honest stories and lived experience, the hosts talk openly about how messy and isolating it can be to raise a child whose needs aren’t always seen or understood. For families thinking about an education advocate, it’s a reminder that they aren’t alone, and it can help them put their child’s experience into words before they push for the right support at school.

Marigold Assessment and Psychotherapy is a Denver-based practice founded by Dr. Monica Corrado, PsyD, that believes every child, teen, and family deserves to be truly understood. They provide strengths-based psychological assessments for children and adolescents, with narrative reports and thoughtful feedback sessions that help families see the whole child, not just a diagnosis. Alongside assessment, they offer couples and family therapy grounded in deep care and empathy, helping relationships become more rewarding, with fewer conflicts, faster repairs, and stronger connection.

North Metro is a community partner with other organizations that provide care and services for persons who meet eligibility requirements. North Metro provides strong advocacy for people with developmental disabilities. They are committed to protection of human rights, respectful relationships, and individualized care.

They believe teens and adults on the autism spectrum have the ability to connect, work, learn and explore new interests together and work to support their inclusion in educational and work environments.

Rocky Mountain Human Services is an organization dedicated to the belief that every individual deserves respect and the support they need to live the lives they envision for themselves in their community of choice. As an organization that provides support to thousands of persons across Colorado, the impacts and outcomes of systemic racism are fundamentally at odds with their purpose. Confronting the racial inequality that has oppressed Black people is inherently consistent with their mission and beliefs.