Overseen by TBRI practitioner and specialized instructor Katie Heinzen, we provide skill development services for adults and children in Brown and Sheboygan counties through CCS, CLTS, YJ, and school-based initiatives, using play-based, brain science-backed activities to strengthen adaptability, communication, and coping tools tailored to individual goals.

Counseling and therapy for adults and children are offered with the same play- and connection-focused approach as our skill programs. While sessions take place in a traditional setting, we incorporate the principles of play, relationship-building, and personal development. Services are available through CLTS, CCS, YJ, and schools, and we also accept most commercial insurance carriers.

We partner with school districts and local grant funders to provide individual and group skill-building, education, and counseling directly in schools. We collaborate on alternative-to-expulsion placements, addressing underlying factors influencing classroom behaviors, and offer specialized training and strength-based support to equip teachers.

We partner with CCS to exclusively support adults in developing daily living skills through our community-focused skills services.

Our community center, gardens, and pantry provide a welcoming space where individuals can shop for clothes, food, hygiene supplies, furniture, and home goods during open pantry hours. They can grow and harvest fresh produce in our community garden and access fresh food from the pantry. The community center hosts trainings, classes, and community engagement events and is also available for rental. Meeting these basic needs is a vital complement to our mental health programs, reducing stress and fostering stability to support emotional growth and well-being. This approach also promotes fair access to essential resources, ensuring everyone receives the support they need. Our clients can access these services at any time, and we partner with other agencies to help supply the pantry, extending our impact across the community.

Access Camps are designed to encourage arts and creative learning through hands-on activities and master classes, providing a welcoming space to explore creativity and build connections. Open to both our clients and the community, these pop-up camps incorporate volunteer opportunities and promote engagement.

Our therapists provide compassionate, trust-based relational trainings in our communities and businesses, equipping others with tools to support healing, communication, and resilience.