More than a team, a community
Rooted in integrity and driven by purpose, this is the team supporting your growth.
MEET THE TEAM
More than
a team,
a community
Meet your advocates, strategy builders, and humans who show up fully
THE MINDRIGHT behavior TEAM
We'll connect you with the supervisor whose expertise and approach best fits what you're facing.
Chief Operating Officer
Chase Emnott
(he/him)
Founder & CEO
Jenn Emnott, MA, BCBA
(SHE/HER)
Director of Client Intake & Scheduling
Jenah Halbrook
(SHE/HER)
Bilingual Family Services & system support Consultant
Silvia Zaragoza Alvarez, MS
(SHE/HER)
Senior Program Lead
Erin Kent
(SHE/HER)
Senior Program Lead, Clinical Development
Caitlin Wall, MA
(SHE/HER)
CLINICAL SUPERVISOR
Courtney Weir, MA, BCBA
(SHE/HER)
Director of Strategic Operations
Grace Wittkopf
(SHE/HER)
Director of Behavioral Services
Mike Johnson
(HE/HIM)
EVIDENCE-BASED, HEART-CENTERED, WISCONSIN ROOTED
A team led by a Licensed Behavior Analyst. Consultants who believe meaningful learning happens in real-life moments and that treatment should be truly individualized. Northeast Wisconsin locals who genuinely care about this community and the families we serve.
Helping people is kind of our thing
The overwhelm can feel so real.
Let's turn down the chaos.
Maybe it's the daily meltdowns that feel impossible to prevent. The behaviors you don't understand. The systems you can't navigate. The team that's drowning.
Maybe you've tried to get help before,and nothing worked.
Or insurance said no. Or the waitlist was six months long.
Maybe you're just tired. Overwhelmed. Not sure what to try next.
We've been there. We're here to help.
Maybe it's the daily meltdowns that feel impossible to prevent. The behaviors you don't understand. The systems you can't navigate. The team that's drowning.
Maybe you've tried to get help before, and nothing worked. Or insurance said no. Or the waitlist was six months long. Maybe you're just tired. Overwhelmed. Not sure what to try next.
Jenn spent 15 years watching families get stuck in systems that weren't built for them.
Insurance companies deciding what kids needed. Billing codes driving treatment plans. Families waiting months for approval while behaviors escalated.
She kept thinking: There has to be a better way. So she built one.
MindRight Behavior exists because Jenn refused to let insurance requirements dictate care. She wanted autonomy. Flexibility. The ability to say yes to what families actually need, not what a billing code allows.
Her superpower? Seeing gaps others miss. Building systems that work. Turning "this is impossible" into "here's how we do it."
She's a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. A licensed behavior analyst in Wisconsin. A CLTS provider. But more than that, she's someone who genuinely believes every person has the capacity to thrive when given the right support.
In addition to being a mom, she co-owns MindRight Performance & Training with her husband. They've run it for 12 years. That's where the "get your mind right" philosophy comes from, and it drives everything she does at MindRight Behavior.
MA in Applied Behavior Analysis
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Licensed Behavior Analyst, Wisconsin
CLTS-Aligned Provider
Credentials
CLTS waiver services & navigation
Organizational behavior management
Systems design & implementation
Clinical supervision & team training
What She Does
JENN EMNOTT, MA, BCBA
Founder & CEO
What He Does
Chase Emnott
Chief Operating Officer
Chase serves as the Chief Operating Officer and Co-Owner of MindRight Behavior, where he oversees operations, systems, and strategic growth across the organization. He works closely with leadership to keep the business running efficiently and support the continued growth of MindRight’s services.
He is also the owner of MindRight Performance & Training, where he works with individuals on strength, performance, and development. His leadership style is practical, direct, and focused on building strong teams and sustainable systems.
What She Does
Jenah Halbrook
Director of Client Intake & Scheduling
Jenah serves as the Director of Client Intake & Scheduling at MindRight, where she helps guide families through the intake, onboarding, and scheduling process while supporting the day-to-day operations of the organization. She is passionate about creating a welcoming and supportive experience for families, helping make what can often feel overwhelming feel more manageable and approachable.
With nearly 13 years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Jenah has supported children and families across in-home, school, and center-based settings as both a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) and Behavioral Treatment Therapist (BTT). Her hands-on experience has provided a strong foundation in behavior support, daily living skills, collaboration with school teams, and individualized care.
Jenah studied Psychology and Human Development with the original goal of becoming a teacher, but quickly discovered a passion for working more closely with children and families through behavioral support services. She believes in building strong relationships, creating consistent support systems, and helping families feel informed, heard, and confident throughout their journey with MindRight.
What She Does
Erin Kent
Senior Program Lead
Erin serves as a Senior Program Lead at MindRight and brings over seven years of experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). She is passionate about helping children and families build meaningful skills through compassionate, individualized, and goal-oriented support.
Erin discovered her passion for behavioral support and the lasting impact individualized services can have on a child’s growth, confidence, and independence. Her background in education allows her to bring both structure and flexibility to the families and teams she supports.
Erin is committed to helping each individual reach their full potential while creating positive and supportive environments that encourage long-term success. She is known for her encouraging approach, strong relationships with families, and dedication to helping children thrive across settings.
What She Does
Caitlin Wall
Senior Program Lead, Clinical Development
Caitlin serves as the Senior Program Lead, Clinical Development at MindRight, where she supports children, families, educators, and interdisciplinary teams through individualized and relationship-centered behavioral support. She works closely with both staff and families to help create meaningful, practical, and sustainable strategies that support long-term success across environments.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Development and a Master’s degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis. Her background in both ABA and educational settings allows her to create evidence-based supports that translate effectively across home, school, community, and therapy environments.
Caitlin specializes in Natural Environment Teaching (NET), school routine support, communication development, and independence-building. She emphasizes positive interactions, reinforcement, and relationship-building to increase engagement, confidence, and long-term success for the children and families she supports.
She is passionate about helping entire support systems feel confident and equipped with practical strategies that can be used consistently across settings. Caitlin is known for her calm, collaborative approach and her commitment to creating supportive environments where both children and teams can thrive.
Courtney has spent over a decade helping families, educators, and teams navigate challenging behaviors with calm, strategic support.
What makes her different is her dual expertise: deep knowledge of applied behavior analysis AND intimate understanding of how schools actually work. She holds a Masters in Special Education with an emphasis in ABA, which means she creates behavior plans that don't just look good on paper, they actually work in real classrooms with real constraints.
She specializes in person-centered interventions, tailoring strategies to each child's unique strengths rather than applying one-size-fits-all protocols. But she's equally passionate about training the people who support those children daily—parents, teachers, paraprofessionals—because sustainable progress requires empowering the adults who are there when she's not.
Over 7+ years, Courtney has become essential to bridging clinical excellence with systems-level insight. She helps families understand how school supports connect to home routines. She helps educators translate behavioral concepts into practical application. And she helps organizations build teams that can sustain quality services independently.
Her approach empowers families to feel confident, supports professional growth in the teams she trains, and drives meaningful outcomes across home, school, and clinical settings. She brings calm to chaos, clarity to confusion, and genuine investment in every person's success.
Masters in Special Education (emphasis in ABA)
Applied Behavior Analysis expertise
7+ years collaborative experience with MindRight Behavior
Credentials
CLTS waiver services & navigation
Organizational behavior management
Systems design & implementation
Clinical supervision & team training
What She Does
COURTNEY WEIR, MA, BCBA
Clinical Supervisor
What She Does
Grace Wittkopf
Director of Strategic Operations
Grace serves as the Director of Strategic Operations at MindRight Behavior, where she supports organizational growth, operational systems, and community outreach initiatives across the company. She works closely with leadership to help strengthen internal processes, support day-to-day operations, and contribute to the continued growth and development of MindRight’s services and programs.
She graduated from St. Norbert College with a degree in Business Administration and brings strong skills in organization, communication, problem-solving, and collaboration to her role. Grace is passionate about supporting a growing, family-centered organization and contributing to meaningful work that positively impacts children, families, and the communities MindRight serves.
Silvia has spent over a decade providing bilingual, culturally responsive behavioral support across clinics, schools, and telehealth settings.
What makes her different is her understanding that effective support goes beyond language. Yes, she provides services in English and Spanish, but more than translation, she brings cultural humility. She recognizes that every family's values, traditions, and lived experiences shape how they engage with support, and she adapts her approach accordingly.
She specializes in functional behavior assessments, natural environment teaching, and parent coaching, all delivered with attention to cultural context and accessibility. Her approach empowers families and professionals with clear, practical strategies that honor their strengths and lead to meaningful change.
While living in Wisconsin, Silvia worked with Jenn Emnott conducting assessments and training teams. She also served as Behavioral Consultant for Denmark School District, supporting IEP teams and training staff on inclusive education practices. Throughout her career, she's consistently centered equity, inclusion, and collaboration in everything she does.
Now based in California and working remotely, Silvia brings clinical expertise and systems-thinking to support individuals and organizations nationwide. She's deeply committed to ensuring behavioral health services remain accessible to all families, regardless of language, cultural background, or location, and dedicated to MindRight Behavior's mission of compassionate, collaborative, sustainable care.
Masters in Special Education (emphasis in ABA)
Applied Behavior Analysis expertise
7+ years collaborative experience with MindRight Behavior
Credentials
CLTS waiver services & navigation
Organizational behavior management
Systems design & implementation
& team training
What She Does
Silvia Zaragoza Alvarez, MS ABA
Bilingual Family Services & Systems Support Consultant
What He Does
Mike Johnson
Director of Behavioral Services
Mike serves as the Director of Behavioral Services, where he provides leadership and support to children, families, and clinical teams across the organization. Mike brings a strong leadership mindset shaped by nearly two decades of competitive football. His team-focused approach, determination, and passion for helping others continue to guide his work in supporting meaningful and lasting outcomes for the families MindRight serves.
Mike has extensive experience in the behavioral health and autism field, specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), behavioral support services, program development, staff leadership, family collaboration, and individualized treatment planning. Throughout his career, he has worked closely with children and families with a wide range of behavioral, developmental, communication, and social-emotional needs, helping create individualized supports that foster growth, independence, confidence, and improved quality of life.
He is passionate about creating supportive environments where children can build meaningful skills while families feel heard, supported, and empowered throughout the process. Mike is known for his hands-on leadership style, collaborative approach, and commitment to compassionate, evidence-based care. He enjoys mentoring staff, helping families navigate services, and working alongside teams to create practical strategies that support success across home, school, and community settings.
All Families Welcome
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.
