From early intervention to daily living skills, we provide individualized support that decreases family stress and increases your quality of life.
Practical strategies, hands-on coaching, and stronger everyday routines. We help parents, guardians, foster parents, kinship caregivers, and other unpaid caregivers build knowledge, confidence, and consistency in supporting their child.
We work with participants and caregivers to understand safety risks and put prevention strategies into practice. Support may include individualized safety plans, environmental changes, safety-skill development, caregiver coaching, and ongoing review.
We help participants build independence through everyday activities such as personal care, meal preparation, organization, household responsibilities, and community participation. Skills are practiced in meaningful, real-life settings whenever possible.
Enhanced support for foster, kinship, child welfare, and reunification-involved families. We collaborate with caregivers and county teams to strengthen practical strategies, address behavioral barriers, and build consistency across environments.
Caregiver-participation programming that supports early communication, play, routines, transitions, regulation, and growing independence. Families learn practical strategies they can use in everyday moments.
Approximately 18 months–3 years
Play-based behavioral programming that supports communication, social development, emotional regulation, routines, independence, and peer interaction. Goals are individualized, with caregiver participation included when appropriate.
Approximately 3–5 years
Individualized support for building communication, friendships, emotional regulation, flexible thinking, and confidence in social situations.
Career. Independence. Community.
We help adolescents and young adults explore their strengths, interests, and future opportunities while building skills for employment, education, independent living, and community participation.
We collaborate with caregivers, county teams, schools, and other supports to help strategies carry across environments.
Serving Spanish speaking families with compassion and clarity.
Support for healthy routines that improve everyday well-being. Participants practice habits related to movement, nutrition awareness, sleep, stress management, and self-care, with goals that support participation and quality of life.
Coming soon
We offer specialized services through Wisconsin's CLTS waiver program, all at no cost to eligible families. From safety planning to daily living skills, we provide individualized support in your home and community.
MindRight Behavior is proud to serve families in the Children's Long-Term Support Waiver (CLTS) program. If you're unsure whether your child is eligible or you'd like to request services, we're here to help.
Settings: Services may take place at our center, in the participant’s home, or in community settings, depending on the program and individual needs. Caregiver support may also be offered virtually or at our administrative office.
Authorization: CLTS services require prior authorization through your county waiver program. We are happy to coordinate directly with your support and service coordinator.
Let’s decide together. Share the participant’s goals, needs, and availability, and we’ll explore the right next step with your family and county team. Recommendations consider program fit, existing plans, funding and authorization, staffing, capacity, and clinical and safety needs. Submitting a referral does not guarantee placement or a specific schedule.
We value diversity. We honor all identities, backgrounds, beliefs, and lived experiences. We create space where everyone feels respected, heard, and safe. Meaningful support looks different for every family. We approach every partnership with cultural humility, compassion, and respect for your values.
Questions about diversity, inclusion, or accessibility? We want to hear them.