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Frequently asked questions
About SEACS services
Are virtual services available?
Yes. Meetings can be attended by virtual platform or in person. SEACS serves families in Texas and across the US.
Does SEACS work with students directly?
Yes. Services may be provided to parents, caregivers, students, or families, depending on the student’s age, goals, and needs. Student executive functioning, stress-management, test-anxiety, and relaxation coaching may be provided directly to students in an individualized, age-appropriate manner.
Does SEACS provide legal advice?
No. SEACS provides educational advocacy, consultation, coaching, and information. SEACS does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Does SEACS provide medical or psychological evaluations?
No. Families should consult qualified medical, psychological, or other licensed professionals for evaluations and clinical recommendations.
Can SEACS guarantee college admission, program acceptance, employment, or accommodations?
No. SEACS cannot guarantee admission, financial aid, placement, employment, certification, licensure, or approval of accommodations.
College and career support
What is student executive functioning coaching?
Student executive functioning coaching is educational support that helps students develop skills related to organization, planning, time management, task initiation, prioritization, follow-through, communication, and self-advocacy. Coaching is individualized and does not replace medical, psychological, therapeutic, academic, or school-based services.
Can SEACS help with stress management and test anxiety?
Yes. SEACS can provide educational coaching focused on preparation routines, organization, relaxation techniques, breathing strategies, grounding exercises, positive self-talk, and practical approaches to managing academic stress and test anxiety. This support does not replace counseling, psychotherapy, medical care, or other clinical services.
Can SEACS help with college accommodations?
Yes. SEACS can help students and families understand the transition from K–12 services to college accommodations, prepare questions for disability-services offices, organize documentation, and develop self-advocacy strategies. Final decisions are made by the college.
Can SEACS help students find colleges, trade schools, or certification programs?
Yes. SEACS can help students explore colleges, trade schools, certification programs, technical schools, apprenticeships, and other postsecondary options based on academic, personal, financial, accessibility, career-related, and program-specific factors.
Does an IEP automatically transfer to college?
No. An IEP does not automatically transfer to college. Students generally must contact the college’s disability-services office and follow the institution’s process for requesting accommodations.