The MISBEHAVIOR
SAVIOR HELPLINE
A HELPLINE that Brings Families and Schools Together for Better Behavioral Outcomes
When behavior challenges at school lead to repeated calls home, suspensions, classroom removals, or plans that don't seem to be working, families often feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. The Misbehavior Savior provides support and practical guidance to help parents understand their child's rights, navigate school behavior concerns, and advocate for effective, evidence-based behavior support. We partner with families and schools to move beyond punishment and focus on effective solutions that teach skills, improve outcomes, and keep students connected to learning
We're committed to getting your child the support they deserve by:
Identifying appropriate accommodations and services your child needs based on data and evidence-based measures
Increasing access to instruction and social opportunities within the least restrictive learning environment
Improving behavior systems and assessing the delivery of these interventions
Advocating for school teams to teach skills that address the underlying cause of behavior
Reducing punitive disciplinary measures such as suspensions and repeated removals from class
FAQs
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That depends on the situation. Sometimes we're helping a student learn new skills. Sometimes we're helping a family navigate a difficult school situation. And sometimes we're helping schools find more effective ways to support students. The real goal is better outcomes for everyone involved.
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Services are customized based on the level of support needed. We offer hourly services, as well as prepaid support packages.
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No. We work with both general education and special education students. Your child does not need to have a disability, IEP, 504 Plan, or any formal support plan to benefit from behavior advocacy and consultation services.
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Yes. We have extensive experience supporting students with significant behavior challenges, including aggression and violent behavior. Every situation is reviewed individually to determine the most appropriate supports and next steps.
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No. Behavior change requires collaboration and consistent implementation by everyone involved, making it impossible for us to guarantee a result. However, we can help ensure that families understand their options, ask the right questions, and advocate for evidence-based practices and appropriate supports. If your needs extend beyond our services, we will help connect you with resources that are better aligned with the desired outcomes.
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No—but when families finally get answers, support, and a clear plan after months of frustration, it can certainly feel that way.