MindRight Behavior & Consulting, LLC

10/06/2026

It’s been a little quiet over here lately — but MindRight certainly hasn’t been. 💛

The last several weeks have been full of growth, learning, problem-solving, and a whole lot of behind-the-scenes work as we continue building MindRight into the kind of behavioral support organization we believe families deserve.

Since opening the doors to our De Pere center this summer, we’ve learned so much about what our families, our team, and our community need from us. And we’ve been growing accordingly.

We’ve welcomed new families and new team members. We’ve expanded relationships with CLTS programs and community partners across Northeast Wisconsin. We’ve continued developing our center-based and in-home services. We’ve strengthened our clinical leadership and spent a lot of time building better systems behind the scenes so that as MindRight grows, the quality of our services grows with it.

Most importantly, we’ve gotten even clearer about what we want MindRight to be.

We believe behavioral support should fit into real life. It should help a child participate more fully at home, at school, and in their community. It should help caregivers feel more confident and supported. It should recognize that regulation, communication, independence, safety, relationships, and quality of life matter just as much as anything we can measure on a data sheet. And it should never lose sight of the individual person behind the goals.
We’re still a young organization. We’re still learning. We’re still improving things every single week. But we are incredibly proud of what MindRight is becoming.

So, after spending the last few weeks with our heads down doing the work, we figured it was probably time to start sharing some of it again. 😊

Over the next several weeks, we’ll be introducing more of our team, sharing what happens inside our center, talking about the different ways we support children and families, providing practical behavioral resources, and sharing some of what we’re building next.

There is a lot happening at MindRight. And we’re excited to bring you along for it!

09/08/2026

ABA therapy centers are not the only option available to families seeking meaningful support for their child.

Families have choices—and you deserve to understand them.

Through Wisconsin’s Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS) Program, eligible families can choose a qualified and responsible provider, such as MindRight Behavior, to deliver individualized services that reflect their child’s needs, their family’s priorities, and their everyday life.

MindRight is now enrolling children ages 18 months–5 years for daytime services at our De Pere center.

Families may choose:

💜 Three-hour sessions scheduled between 8:00 AM–3:00 PM
💜 Full-day services from 8:00 AM–3:00 PM
💜 Flexible Monday–Friday scheduling

Our team can support young children in developing:

🦋 Communication and social skills
🦋 Emotional regulation and coping strategies
🦋 Independence with everyday routines
🦋 Safety skills
🦋 Play and participation skills
🦋 Readiness for school and group environments

We also work directly with caregivers so families feel informed, involved, and confident using practical strategies outside of scheduled sessions.

Your child does not have to fit into one specific treatment model to receive thoughtful, individualized support. You can choose a provider and approach that feel right for your family.

CLTS funding and private-pay options are accepted.

📍 De Pere, Wisconsin
📩 Contact MindRight to ask questions, discuss your child’s needs, or schedule a tour.

Limited daytime openings are currently available.

09/07/2026

09/02/2026

The transition home after school can be hard—even when the school day went well.

Some children spend hours managing noise, transitions, social expectations, communication demands, and changes in routine. Once they reach a safe and familiar place, all of that effort may finally come out.

After-school tears, withdrawal, irritability, or big behavior are not always signs of defiance. They may mean, “I’ve worked hard all day, and I need help settling.”

Try offering fewer questions, lower demands, a snack or drink, movement, sensory input, quiet time, and connection without pressure. Once your child is regulated, there will be more space to talk about their day and move into the evening routine.

If afternoons regularly feel overwhelming, MindRight can help your family better understand what your child may be communicating and develop practical strategies that fit your home.

You don’t have to wait until things feel unmanageable to ask for support. 🤝

09/01/2026

To the parents and caregivers sending a child with significant support needs back to school this week: We see you.

Handing your child’s care, communication, safety, and support back to a school team can bring so many emotions at once. You may feel hopeful, relieved, excited, worried, protective, or completely overwhelmed. You may trust the people supporting your child and still find it incredibly hard to let go.

All of those feelings can exist together.

You have spent weeks preparing, planning, communicating, labeling supplies, reviewing routines, and thinking through needs others may never have to consider. This week, you are being asked to take a deep breath and trust that the people receiving your child will begin learning all the things you already know by heart.

We hope this week brings kind teachers, patient transitions, open communication, and moments that help both you and your child feel safe and confident.

And if the transition is difficult—or you need help working through new routines, behaviors, safety concerns, communication needs, or caregiver emotions—you do not have to navigate it alone. MindRight is here to listen, problem-solve, collaborate, and support your family along the way.

We are cheering for your children, their school teams, and especially for you this week. Here’s to a safe and supported school year. 🌼

09/01/2026

You don’t have to wait to begin getting support. 💙

MindRight Behavior & Consulting is now enrolling children and families for daytime, center-based services in De Pere between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM.

Our individualized services may be a great fit for:

• Homeschool families looking to incorporate social, behavioral, communication, safety, or daily living skill development into their child’s day
• Parents and caregivers who want hands-on coaching and practical strategies they can use at home
• Families navigating a new autism diagnosis and feeling unsure about where to begin
• Children waiting for ABA therapy or other long-term services who could benefit from meaningful support in the meantime
• Families looking for flexible, individualized services outside of a traditional full-day program

Families may choose child-only services, parent-and-child services, or a combination based on their goals and needs.

Our highly trained team provides practical, compassionate support focused on skills that make a meaningful difference in everyday life. We can help families identify priorities, build a plan, strengthen caregiver confidence, and begin working toward important goals—even while they are waiting for another service to become available.

Services may include:

• Caregiver and Parent Support
• Safety Planning and Prevention
• Social and Emotional Skill Development
• Daily Living and Independence Skills
• Individualized Behavioral Consultation and Support

CLTS funding and private-pay options are available.

If your family feels stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what the next step should be, reach out. We would be happy to learn more about your child and help determine whether MindRight is a good fit.

📍 Center-based services in De Pere, Wisconsin
🕗 Daytime availability between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM
📩 Message us or contact MindRight to get started

08/25/2026

☀️ DAYTIME OPENINGS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FALL 2026!

MindRight Behavior & Consulting is now accepting referrals for individualized, center-based behavioral services during daytime hours at our De Pere center.

💜 CLTS funding and private-pay services are accepted. Families do not need to be enrolled in CLTS to contact MindRight or explore programming.

Our Fall 2026 programming includes:

🌱 Little Explorers
Caregiver-participation programming for young children approximately 18 months–3 years, focused on early communication, play, routines, transitions, regulation, independence, and caregiver coaching.

🌿 Early Explorers
Play-based behavioral programming for children approximately 3–5 years, focused on communication, social development, emotional regulation, routines, independence, peer interaction, and successful participation across everyday environments.

💬 MindRight Social Connections
Individualized support for children and adolescents building communication, friendship skills, emotional regulation, flexible thinking, self-advocacy, problem-solving, and confidence navigating social situations.

🌎 MindRight Future Connections
Career exploration, workplace readiness, executive functioning, community involvement, and independent living preparation for adolescents and young adults.

🏡 Everyday Skills
Meaningful, real-life instruction that helps children and adolescents build independence with daily routines, personal care, meal preparation, organization, household responsibilities, community participation, and other functional skills.

🤝 Caregiver & Family Support
Individualized education and hands-on coaching that helps caregivers understand behavior, build predictable routines, support communication and regulation, respond consistently to challenging situations, and promote their child’s independence across everyday life.

🛡️ Safety Planning & Prevention
Proactive behavioral support for participants with safety concerns such as elopement, aggression, self-injury, property destruction, limited danger awareness, or unsafe community behavior. Programming may include individualized safety planning, prevention strategies, replacement-skill development, caregiver education, and ongoing monitoring.

💜 Health & Wellness
Support for developing sustainable routines involving physical activity, nutrition, sleep, emotional wellness, stress management, self-care, healthy decision-making, and meaningful community participation.

Services are individualized and goal-directed—not childcare, daycare, or general center attendance. Our team works collaboratively with each family—and with county partners when CLTS funding is being used—to identify the services, goals, schedule, and supports that best align with the participant’s needs.

Daytime opportunities may be especially helpful for:

• Young children and their caregivers
• Homeschooled or virtually enrolled students
• Participants with shortened or modified school schedules
• Adolescents and young adults preparing for greater independence
• Families seeking structured caregiver coaching or proactive safety support

Submitting an inquiry or referral begins the placement process. MindRight will review participant needs, program fit, funding or authorization, requested availability, staffing, and capacity before recommending programming and scheduling options.

📍 MindRight Center | De Pere, Wisconsin
📩 Send us a message to request information or begin the referral process.

Please share this post with a family, caseworker, or community partner who may be looking for meaningful daytime support.

The right service. The right support. The right next step. 💜

08/20/2026

Our center is filled with thoughtful resources, welcoming spaces, and opportunities for children to learn, play, and grow—and so much of that was made possible by Crew’s Cause: To Support Autism

We are incredibly grateful for their generosity and for believing in the work we do. Your support will make a meaningful difference for every child and family who walks through our doors.

Thank you for helping bring our center to life!

08/13/2026

Let’s stay connected!

Whether you have a scheduling question, want to learn more about our services, or need to reach one of our locations, we’re here to help.

Save this post so MindRight’s contact information is always close by! 🤍

04/30/2026

☀️ Summer at MindRight is almost here... and we’re officially ENROLLING!

From Early Explorers to Social Skill Builders, teen programming, and flexible Everyday Support, our Summer 2026 schedule was built for kids who learn best through real-life experiences, movement, relationships, and meaningful skill building. 💜

Whether your child needs support with:
✨ Social confidence
✨ Communication & independence
✨ Daily living skills
✨ Real-world practice & peer connection

…we’d love to connect.

📣 Current MindRight families: Summer scheduling/availability forms will be sent out tomorrow, so keep an eye on your inbox!

📣 And yes—we’re growing our team too.
If you’re someone who believes kids learn best in real life—not just at a table—we’d love to hear from you.

📍West De Pere
📧 [email protected]

🌐 www.mindrightbehavior.com

Summer spots + staff openings are limited—let’s build something meaningful together. ☀️💜