Allyson Talbot
With over a decade of experience as a Special Education Teacher, Private Tutor, and Family Advocate, I am committed to helping families navigate the complexities of special education, IEPs, and 504 Plans. I provide personalized tutoring, executive function coaching, and educational advocacy to ensure that children receive the support they need to succeed academically.
I understand firsthand how overwhelming it can be to secure school accommodations, communicate with teachers, and access special education resources—a challenge I have personally faced as a parent advocating for my own child with an Individualized Education Program (IEP). My experience allows me to provide strategic guidance for parents, ensuring they understand their child’s educational rights and how to work effectively with school teams.
I work with students from elementary through high school and collaborate with families to develop customized learning plans that align with their child’s unique strengths and challenges. My approach is empathetic, research-based, and results-driven, ensuring that every child has access to inclusive education, equitable learning opportunities, and the tools they need to thrive.
If you're looking for an experienced special education tutor, IEP coach, or advocate to help your child succeed, contact me today to learn how I can support your family.
Lindsay Latham
Lindsay is a passionate disability rights advocate and experienced business leader with decades of experience in the construction business and professional theatre working in collaboration with various stakeholders across multiple business units. In her personal life she is dedicated to advancing equitable opportunities for people with disabilities and their families. Drawing on years of professional experience leading cross-functional teams, managing complex budgets, and improving organizational systems, Lindsay brings a unique ability to translate real-world business knowledge into meaningful social impact.
Beyond her business accomplishments, Lindsay has been deeply involved in disability advocacy at the local, state and federal level to elevate the voices of individuals with disabilities and expand access to education, employment, and community support. With her husband, they worked with Delegate Kathy Tran on the first Augmentative Alternative Communication bill in the state of Virginia to provide teachers and staff with the training they need to best support their students who need and use AAC before the student enters the classroom. This dual lens, as both a leader and a parent advocate, drives her commitment to building systems of support that empower families and promote inclusion. She is thrilled to bridge her business background with advocacy, to help Without Limits Collective build a community to create a more accessible and equitable future for all.
