Equability is a clothing adaptation service that makes existing clothes easier to wear.
Our mission is simple: we change clothes, so people can too. We adapt clothes to match your lifestyle and clothing style, no matter what phase of life you're in.
We don't make any of our own clothes, we take existing clothes like button-down shirts or jeans and use materials like magnets, snap buttons, and Velcro.
Everybody Communicates: Toolkit for Accessing Communication Assessments, Funding, and Accommodations
People sometimes assume that people with communication-related disabilities don't want to communicate or can't communicate. This assumption can prevent people from getting the supports they need. But everybody communicates - whether using language, behavior, gestures, facial expressions, sounds, or other means. This toolkit, created by the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, is designed to help you access communication evaluations and tools for effective communication for people with communication-related developmental disabilities. These may include autism, apraxia, cerebral palsy, and other developmental disabilities that affect communication.
I am a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for working with the whole family. My services are in home speech therapy and parent coaching. I have background in AAC funding and implementation.
Private pay speech therapy: treatment plans are created jointly with families and services can be 1:1 or myself with the child and siblings, parents, caregivers present. Sessions are in -home or community based. Treatment plans are re-evaluated after 3 months. CLTS services: treatment plans are created jointly with parents and services are parent coaching for communication supports and AAC implementation in the home or community environments. Treatment plans are generally 3 months. My availability and flexibility are greatest during the summer months.
Centers for Independent Living (CILs) help people with disabilities achieve or maintain more self-sufficient and productive lives in their communities. People with disabilities are assisted in exploring alternatives to institutionalization and are encouraged to make their own decisions about how they will live. CILs directly provide or coordinate through referral those services which assist people in increasing their abilities to exercise control over their lives. Control over one’s life means having a choice of acceptable options that minimize reliance on others in making decisions and performing every day activities. This includes managing one’s own affairs, participating in day-to-day community life and fulfilling a range of social roles.
Services: Advocacy, Peer Support, Independent Living Skills Training, Information & Referral, Transition Services
One of the few accredited Behavioral Health Centers of Excellence in the Midwest, KGH specializes in play-based and developmental-based ABA therapy (an NDBI approach) for infants and toddlers with ASD, in our specialized center or the home. While we specialize in early childhood, we offer support and services through young adulthood. We are a compassionate team of licensed and certified professionals who seek to serve, support, and empower the whole family.
ASD Diagnostic Evaluations
Play-based and developmental-based ABA Therapy (NDBI approach)
Therapeutic Preschool & Kindergarten
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Mental Health Therapy
AAC Evaluations & Therapy
Feeding Support
Independent Education Evaluation and IEP Advocacy
Sibling Support Group
Parent Empowerment Group
Social Emotional & Friendship Group for Ages 6-8 and Ages 9-12
PEERS social skills group for ages 13-17
Teen Hangout group for Ages 13-17 (recommend completion of PEERS first)
Kids Mobility Network helps families obtain adaptive bikes, jog strollers and other therapeutic recreation equipment by utilizing grants and waivers available in the state that they reside.
Consultation and Configuration, Funding Assistance, Delivery Logistics of the equipment
Marigold Speech & Co is a private speech therapy practice co-owned by Lauren Hatchett and Olivia Jones, specializing in medical speech-language pathology across settings such as Autism, AAC, feeding/swallowing disorders, and more. The practice is dedicated to providing accessible, evidence-based care while empowering the community through comprehensive speech and occupational therapy services.
Multi disciplinary clinic
Suite 507
Janesville, WI 53545
We value a patient & family centered approach that focuses on each individual’s goals and priorities, learning that can be fun & enjoyable, that the principles of applied behavior analysis can be incorporated in a variety of ways throughout development and utilizing an approach that leaves caregivers feeling supported & included.
Motiv8 Children's Therapy is dedicated to providing a natural, play-based approach to learning that builds on each child's strengths while addressing areas that may interfere with their learning success across different environments.
Reedsburg, Wisconsin 53959
On The Grow Speech Therapy provides neurodiversity-affirming, child-centered speech and language therapy for children ages 2–12, specializing in supporting Autistic children through personalized, evidence-based interventions. Services are delivered in-home across Madison, WI, and via teletherapy throughout Wisconsin and Iowa, ensuring accessible care that meets families where they are.
Speech Sound Disorders: Assessment and treatment of articulation and phonological delays to improve clarity of speech.
Language Therapy: Assessment and treatment of children with receptive/expressive language disorders and late talkers through individualized plans.
Gestalt Language Processing: Specialized strategies for children who process language in chunks, often observed in Autistic individuals.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC): Evaluation and implementation of tools and strategies, including devices, to support non-speaking or minimally verbal children in expressing themselves.
Parent Coaching: Collaborative guidance to empower families in reinforcing communication skills within daily routines.
Established in 1974, Society's Assets is a private, nonprofit organization. What is Independent Living Services? Independent living (IL) services help people with disabilities achieve greater independence in the home and community. We are a non-residential, nonprofit organization that helps people with disabilities achieve their independent living goals. There are 7 other nonprofits like ours in Wisconsin. We serve all people, regardless of their disability type. All 8 of us provide, at a minimum: Peer Support: Meeting with other people with disabilities in a group or individual setting for mentoring Information and Referral: Helping people get the information they need to live independently) Individual and Systems Advocacy: Speaking out to pursue personal rights and policy change Independent Living Skills Training: Education on the many elements for a successful life in the community Transition Support: Bridging high school to college and/or work, and assist individuals living in a nursing home that want to return to their homes in the community
Our MissionTo ensure the rights of all persons with disabilities to live and function as independently as possible in the community of their choice, through supporting individuals' efforts to achieve control over their lives and become integrated into community life.Our GoalIndependent living is an individual's right to choose his/her own lifestyle in the community of his/her choice and to be ultimately responsible for that choice. The goal of Society's Assets is to offer a variety of services that can meet an individual's needs.The Key to Independence Since 1974Society's Assets is a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit Independent Living Center serving people of any age with any disability who live in Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, Rock, and Jefferson counties. Formed in Racine by people with disabilities, the name Society's Assets was chosen because the founders wanted to be seen as assets to society, as having abilities to contribute to the community. The organization is governed and operated by a board and staff comprised of a majority of people with disabilities. The agency supports individuals' efforts to achieve their potential and assists local communities in the removal of barriers to independent living.