We provide community mental health and day service programs for Rock County and the surrounding areas. Our day program starts at 4th grade and goes up until age 30 to help ease the transition phase of young adulthood and being able to stay with the same familiar faces. We focus on our communities and building relationships!
For 4th-8th grade we offer after-school programming during the school year and a day camp during the summer Monday-Friday. For 9-12th grade offer Saturday day camp during the school year, and 2-four hour evening programs during the summer. For 18-30 year old young adults we offer community-based day service programming Monday-Friday during the school year, and Saturday programming during the summer.
Common Threads offers individualized and group psychotherapy and occupational therapy services in their clinic and innovative educational opportunities in their school program. All of the programming at Common Threads are geared toward individuals with autism, behavioral disorders, sensory differences, and mental health needs. The Common Threads’ team prides itself on creating a daily environment of acceptance and growth where students and clients flourish.
Cultivate Behavioral Health provide ABA services to children and adolescents in their homes, our learning centers, and throughout our community. We incorporate a naturalistic approach to ABA and focus on making socially significant changes in the lives of every child and family we meet. This means we celebrate autism and embrace the diversity it adds to our community.
for information about free caregiver support group go to https://cultivatebhe.com/services/family-services/
Elite Cognition is an outpatient mental health agency located in Dane County WI serving ages 3-100. We offer many options to working on your mental health journey.
Elite Cognition offers neuro-informed, trauma informed and culturally relevant mental health care and support via psychotherapy, counseling, group therapy, psychosocial rehabilitation practices, somatic work, adventure counseling, art therapy, parent-child-interaction-therapy (PCIT) and more.
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.
FamilyPath offers comprehensive behavioral early intervention services, using the Early Start Denver Model’s engaging, playful approach to naturalistic ABA treatment. The program also includes a practical, innovative curriculum for parents which allows them to learn strategies and techniques alongside the treatment team.
At ICC we imagine the capacity of an individual with a disability when parents, teachers, classmates, support staff and the community have a wide and diverse range of tools to support the person in reaching his or her fullest potential. Our primary goal is to help individuals who struggle with social, emotional, cognitive or physical development in some way that inhibits their ability to forge relationships and fully function in our community.
The Institute for Adolescent and Adult Autism and Mental Health (I AM!) in Madison, Wisconsin, is dedicated to providing inclusive, individualized, and effective mental health treatment and peer communities for neurodivergent people throughout adolescence and adulthood.
I AM includes treatment and support from the country's foremost experts in the field of autism in adulthood, autism and adult relationships, and neurodiverse mental health approaches. Our collaborative clinicians have a deep gratitude for both their clients' and their own personal experiences with autism and neurodivergence.
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)
I provide compassionate mental health counseling for children, teens, and their families. I specialize in working with neurodivergent children and families to provide support in a safe environment.
I’m a counselor with a passion for supporting children, teens, and their families as they navigate life’s challenges.
In my work, I help with a variety of concerns including Autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, anger, parenting, and relationship or attachment issues. I also provide guidance and education for parents and caregivers, and I’ve led groups for children in schools as well as groups designed to support caregivers.
My approach is integrative, drawing from Attachment Theory, Psychodynamic Theory, and Cognitive Behavioral Theory. I often incorporate mindfulness, play, sand tray, and creative techniques into sessions. I’m also trained in EMDR, an evidence-based therapy that helps with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, addictions, and other difficult life experiences.
At the heart of my work is the goal to create a safe and supportive space where children, teens, and families can feel understood and encouraged while building hope, healing, and growing toward a meaningful life.