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CanopyForge

The people who support you need one clear page: what makes you sharp, what gets in the way, and what actually works. Write it once, in the right voice for the reader.

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One page, the right voice

Pick your reader School, college, coach, employer — or yourself.
Your strengths and asks What makes you sharp, what gets in the way, what works.
Prep for the conversation A one-pager plus notes for the meeting.
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The canopy

Canopy the self that holds the whole tree
Advocate turns needs into clear asks
The four roots ears, eyes, hands and body, grown up

A real case · you decide

Ren’s meeting

Ren — a 16-year-old heading into a school support meeting

The idea in play: turning how you learn into clear asks for the people who need to read them.

Ren’s support meeting is on Thursday. Last year the adults talked about Ren for forty minutes while Ren said almost nothing.

This year Ren wants to walk in with one page: what makes them sharp, what gets in the way, and what has actually worked.

The hard part is deciding what to put on it — and how it should sound.

How should Ren open the page?

A teacher asks, “What’s the diagnosis?” What does Ren do?

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CanopyForge is Developmental (FEDC-informed): a self-advocacy starting point. It is not a legal document, an assessment, or a diagnosis. (All words here are our own.)

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