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1. What is Learning Lab LA?

Learning Lab LA is a global educational advocacy and consulting organization helping individuals with disabilities thrive—from preschool through early career transitions.

Our team supports families, educators, and institutions using a trauma-informed, inclusive approach rooted in dignity, empowerment, and equity.

We work with:

  • Families of children with disabilities, neurodivergence, and learning differences
  • Students of all ages—from early childhood through higher education and career launch
  • Educators, administrators, and program directors seeking inclusive practices
  • School systems and nonprofit organizations committed to access and equity
  • Advocates, attorneys, and allied professionals seeking multidisciplinary collaboration

✉️ See how we’ve supported real families on our Case Studies page.

We offer a multifaceted model that blends legal insight, educational expertise, and personal lived experience as students, parents, and advocates within disability communities. We don’t just advise—we empower. Our work centers on real-world solutions, collaborative problem-solving, and lasting systems change for families across the globe.

💬 Read what our clients say on our Testimonials page.

Not at all! While we are proudly based in Los Angeles, we serve families worldwide through virtual consultations, digital advocacy, and global coaching. In-person services are available locally upon request.
  • Individual Educational Advocacy: IEP/504 planning, school placement guidance, transition planning
  • Admissions & Application Support: Private school, college, gap year, or graduate applications
  • Disability Rights & Inclusion Consulting: For students and institutions seeking accessible practices
  • Career & Life Transition Coaching: Supporting neurodivergent and disabled young adults in school or work transitions
Yes. We specialize in helping families navigate competitive private school and university admissions, especially when disability, learning differences, or unconventional paths are part of the story. We ensure your child’s strengths and story are clearly and powerfully told.
We support:
  • Preschoolers & early learners
  • K–12 students in public, private, and homeschool settings
  • College & graduate students
  • Young adults navigating career pathways or life transitions
We meet learners where they are—whether they’re just starting school, changing paths, or redefining what success looks like.

Yes! We provide:

For Schools and Districts:

  • Inclusion and access audits
  • Staff training on disability rights and universal design for learning (UDL)
  • Family engagement strategy workshops

For Nonprofits or Institutions:

  • Policy consulting
  • Accessibility planning
  • Youth programming partnership
While every relationship is tailored, most engagements include:
  • Discovery session + personalized plan
  • Record reviews, advocacy letters, or application support
  • School meeting preparation or representation
  • Strategy coaching or mentorship sessions
  • Collaboration with clinicians, therapists, or legal professionals as needed
We offer transparent pricing with a range of flat-rate packages, hourly advocacy, and sliding-scale opportunities for qualifying families. We also collaborate with schools and community sponsors for subsidized programming. A full rate sheet is available upon request.

Visit LearningLabLA.com and use our contact form to schedule a consultation. You can also email us directly at info@learninglabla.com. Let us know what kind of support you’re seeking, and we’ll recommend the best next step.

We treat all information with the highest level of confidentiality and care. Client privacy and trust are core to our process. We do not share personal information with third parties, and all materials are securely managed under ethical best practices.
  • Refer families or schools in need
  • Partner on workshops or advocacy campaigns
  • Follow us on Instagram @LearningLabLA and share our work
  • Sponsor a session or donate to increase accessibility (coming soon!)
  • Support our fiscal sponsorship or funding efforts for historically underserved families

We’re proud of the families, students, and educators we’ve supported.

📂 Explore real-life wins on our Case Studies page

💬 Hear directly from our clients on our Testimonials page

Being neurodiversity-affirming means respecting and embracing the natural variation of human brains and learning styles. We don’t view differences as deficits. We support strengths-based strategies that honor how each person learns, communicates, and thrives.

We’re currently building multilingual offerings and partnerships. Let us know your language preference when reaching out, and we’ll do our best to accommodate or refer appropriately.

Timelines vary depending on need. Some families work with us for one session; others benefit from long-term coaching or advocacy throughout the school year. After our discovery call, we’ll map out a customized scope and timeline.

Absolutely. We believe in collaborative advocacy and often work with allied professionals to build strong, holistic support systems for our clients. We also bring years of litigation, advocacy, administrative and teaching experience.

📩 Still have questions? Email us at info@learninglabla.com. We’re here to help you thrive.

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