Autism and Behavioral Services
From Struggle to Strength, One Step at a Time.
What We Do
Our team designs engaging, play-based sessions that feel fun and natural, while still being rooted in evidence-based strategies. Each treatment plan is tailored to your child’s unique strengths, interests, and goals, focusing on what matters most—whether that’s building friendships, developing communication, gaining independence, or nurturing emotional growth.
We believe ABA is more than improving behavior—it’s about helping children grow with confidence, joy, and lifelong skills. Our approach is holistic and family-centered, making every step of therapy meaningful for both children and their families.
Who We Are
We believe every child deserves a treatment plan that supports — not replaces — their education, relationships, and daily life. Our team works with families to create individualized therapy schedules that balance growth, learning, and well-being. We never overprescribe hours, and we honor each family’s priorities, while providing high-quality, evidence-based care.
Because Childhood Is More Than Therapy
What Makes Us Different?
At Innovative Counseling, we stand out because ABA with us is more than therapy—it’s transformation. Our programs are guided by compassion, collaboration, and evidence-based practices, but we never lose sight of what matters most: each child’s happiness and growth.
We design therapy that feels engaging and natural, blending play with learning to create skills that last. Families are part of every step, ensuring progress carries over at home and in the community.
From flexible daytime availability to a dedicated team of experienced clinicians, we provide a pathway to brighter futures.
Referral Process
1. Complete the referral form for the program you are interested in.
2. After the referral form is completed, one of our clinical team members will review and reach out to schedule an intake meeting with the parent/ guardian.
3.Once an intake is completed, our treatment team will schedule an assessment at our clinic with the child. These assessment usually last between 1-2 hours.
4. Once assessments are completed, the treatment team will create an individualized treatment plan to submit for approval to the payer (usually insurance or state of Wisconsin)
5. Once approved, we will contact the parent/guardian to select a start date and develop a consistent weekly schedule for services.
6. Services begin!
Begin Your Journey With Us
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ABA Therapy
Individualized, evidence-based treatment designed to build skills, reduce barriers, and support meaningful progress at home, in school, and in the community.
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Social Skills Groups
The Social Skills group offers a large array of social skills that are practiced in a collaborative / inclusive approach. These skills are taught in a structure setting with peers to offer more opportunities to practice the skills learned. Various Levels and age groups available.
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CLTS (Children's Long Term Support)
Through CLTS, we make it easier for families to access meaningful supports that build independence, improve quality of life, and help every child reach their fullest potential.
FAQs
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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other behavioral needs develop communication, social, academic, and daily living skills. It uses positive reinforcement and structured teaching to promote lasting growth.
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Family-Centered Care – Families are part of every step of the journey.
Experienced Team – Highly trained staff with expertise in ABA and behavioral health.
Individualized Plans – Treatment goals are created specifically for your child.
Holistic Approach – We support social, emotional, and behavioral growth
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Our services are designed for children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder, developmental delays, and behavioral health needs. Each treatment plan is personalized to meet the unique goals of the child and family.
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Yes, we accept most major insurance plans, Medicaid waiver programs (CLTS), and private pay. Our intake team can help you navigate coverage options.
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The process begins with filling out our referral form. After receiving your information, our team will contact you to schedule an initial consultation and assessment. From there, we’ll work together to create a treatment plan tailored to your child’s needs.
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CLTS stands for Children’s Long-Term Support. It is a Wisconsin Medicaid waiver program that helps children with disabilities (including Autism and other developmental, physical, or emotional needs) access supports and services in their home and community.
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Daily Living Skills: Support for self-care (eating, dressing, hygiene), assistance with safety awareness and independence.
Family Support and Training: Guidance for families and caregivers to manage behaviors at home and in the community, parent coaching to encourage progress outside of therapy.
Social Skills Groups: Our social skills programs help children develop essential social skills in a fun, collaborative, and supportive setting. We focus on promoting inclusion and creating positive peer experiences that extend beyond therapy—supporting children in school, at home, and in the community. Through guided activities, peer collaboration, and recreational play, children learn how to:
Build and maintain friendships
Practice teamwork and cooperation
Strengthen problem-solving and conflict resolution skills
Manage emotions in healthy ways
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The length of treatment varies depending on your child’s individual goals and progress. Some families participate in short-term, focused therapy, while others benefit from longer-term, comprehensive support.
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We provide center-based services at our clinic, with structured availability. Depending on your child’s needs and funding source, we may also support home- or community-based services.
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Social skills groups bring children together in a supportive and collaborative environment to practice communication, friendship management, conflict management, emotional regulation, sharing, problem-solving, and teamwork—all through play, structured activities, and guided practice.
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You can reach us by calling 920-498-0117. Our intake team is happy to answer your questions and guide you through the process.