Services
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Caregiver Support Services
Funded via Children’s Longterm Support Waiver
Our caregiver support program is designed to equip caregivers with the tools and strategies needed to support their child’s progress. Through virtual and in-person meetings, parents learn to implement evidence-based techniques consistently in their daily routines, fostering a supportive environment that promotes skill development and behavior management. This training helps parents understand the principles of evidence based treatment such as positive reinforcement, visual supports, and functions of behavior, enabling them to address challenging behaviors and encourage positive ones. Our caregiver support sessions ensure that the benefits of the program extend beyond formal sessions, leading to more significant and lasting improvements in the child’s overall quality of life. -
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Applied Behavior Analysis Services (ABA)
Funded via Insurance
We provide in-home Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, during which our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and trained therapists can target meaningful skills in real-life situations, from communication and social interaction to self-help and behavior regulation.
Therapy plans are personalized based on your child’s strengths, needs, and goals. Sessions may address language development, play skills, emotional regulation, daily living skills, and reducing challenging behaviors.
One of the greatest benefits of in-home therapy is family involvement. Parents and caregivers are active partners in the process, learning strategies they can use every day to support their child’s growth. Because therapy occurs in a familiar setting, children often feel more comfortable, making it easier to generalize new skills into their daily routines. -
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School Consultation and IEP Support
Led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), we partner with teachers, administrators, and support staff to develop practical, evidence-based strategies that promote positive behavior and meaningful learning outcomes.
Through observation, data analysis, and collaboration, we identify the underlying factors impacting a student’s performance and design individualized behavior intervention plans (BIPs) tailored to the school environment. Services may include functional behavior assessments (FBAs), classroom management strategies, staff training, IEP goal development support, crisis prevention planning, and ongoing progress monitoring.
FAQs
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Horizons serves the families of children, adolescents, and teens from ages 2-18. While our strategies can be applied to both neurotypical and neurodiverse individuals, our team of Behavior Analysts has years of experience working with children and caregivers who need individualized care, including those with diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), emotional and behavioral disorders, and Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
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Our services are meant to be flexible, as we recognize each families’ needs are different or change over time.
Primary areas of support include:
Increasing independence in daily routines
handwashing, toilet training, bedtime routines
Increasing success in community outings
doctor visits, haircuts, trips to grocery store
Facilitating communication methods
Understanding or helping others to understand the individuals’ diagnosis
Managing and decreasing maladaptive behaviors
hitting, biting, self injurious behaviors such as head banging or skin picking
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Horizons offers services through Wisconsin’s Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS) Waiver Program which provides services to children with developmental, cognitive, and physical disabilities. More information on the CLTS program can be found here: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/clts/eligibility.htm
Horizons also accepts Medicaid, most primary insurance providers, and private pay.
Rates for Caregiver Support Services range from 45-180 dollars depending on duration of services and providers involved.
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For insurance funded services, select the “Get Started” tab below and fill in your contact information. A team member from Horizons will then reach out to move forward.
For CLTS services: After ensuring your child or teen is approved for CLTS support, services can be sought out by caregivers or referred through county caseworkers. Caregivers can use the “Get Started” tab below to submit their information. Caseworkers can fill out a referral form and submit it to info@horizonsbehavioralhealth.net.
Interest in Groups?
We are considering and hoping to launch groups such as social skills, daily living skills or recreational/leisure groups designed to help individuals with autism and developmental disabilities enhance their social interactions, to foster relationships within the communities that the individual lives in and to HAVE FUN! We would love to hear from you! If you are interested in this potential offering or would like more information, please let us know. Your feedback will help us tailor these programs to best meet the needs of our community.