About

The Capability Collective LLC was founded by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst — a specialist in understanding and changing behavior — with years of direct experience working with children and families, including work as a service facilitator for a county waiver agency. That background has led to an understanding of not just child behavior, but the bigger picture surrounding your family and the systems you're navigating.As a working parent of two young children myself, I understand how busy life can get, and how impossible daily change can feel when you're already stretched thin. My goal with every family is to offer small, realistic changes to your daily routines, steps that fit into the life you're actually living, and that add up to a real improvement in your family's quality of life.Currently offering two services:
Caregiver Capability Sessions, direct one-on-one support for parents and unpaid caregivers, and Steady Ground, assessment-based planning and training that helps keep children safe at home and in the community.

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Caregiver Capability Sessions

Capability Sessions are one-on-one time with a provider, focused on you: your questions, your goals, your family. We start by identifying what you most want to change, then build a plan around it, with practical tools you can put to use right away.Each of the following topics is a 12-week series:

Sessions are matched to the goal you bring in, you are not required to complete every module, and multiple modules can run sequentially based on need.

How Sessions Work

One hour together each week, face-to-face**.
Each series is 12-sessions: one introductory session to define your goal, ten content sessions building toward it, and one closing session to reflect on progress and look ahead.
You'll leave every session with something concrete to try.**Telehealth available.

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Steady Ground

Feel prepared, not reactive.Steady Ground helps families anticipate and reduce safety-related challenges at home and in the community, before they grow. We start by understanding why something is happening, then build a clear, realistic plan your whole team can use.

How Sessions Work

1. Understand: An intake conversation, then observation in your home and/or community, to understand what's driving the concern.
2. Plan: A written safety plan with prevention, response, and recovery steps. Plans are positive, assent-based, and trauma-informed.
3. Practice: Hands-on coaching so you feel confident using the plan.
4. Follow through: Ongoing monitoring, updates as your child grows, and coordination with other providers.Most families start with about 10 hours of support each month for three months, followed by a review together to extend, adjust, or wrap up. Your county case manager determines the final authorization. Available in your home, in the community, or by telehealth.

Every referral starts with a brief conversation to make sure this is the right support. If something else would serve your child better, we will help you find it.

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Rates, Funding, & Location

Two services, each available either paid privately or through the Wisconsin CLTS Waiver Program.**Services are currently available to the following Wisconsin counties:
La Crosse, Vernon, Monroe, Crawford, Trempealeau and Juneau.

**First talk to your county case manager about whether our services fit your child's service plan.

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