Skylar Zwiefelhofer

Skylar Zwiefelhofer, BS, serves as a Behavioral Intervention Specialist, bringing dedicated hands-on experience in community and clinical mental health settings. Holding a Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology, Skylar is currently expanding her clinical expertise by pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Wisconsin–Stout.

Skylar brings valuable experience from her previous roles as a residential aid supporting adults with intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and persistent mental illness, as well as her work as a behavioral technician in an ABA clinic. She is passionate about creating a supportive, compassionate environment where children, adolescents, and adults of all ages can build essential life skills and overcome behavioral challenges.

Areas of Focus & Clinical Support

• Behavioral & Parenting Support: Partnering with parents and caregivers to implement clear, effective behavioral strategies that bring consistency, peace, and structure to the home.
  
• Adolescent Care: Helping teens navigate developmental milestones, emotional regulation, peer dynamics, and stress in a non-judgmental environment.
• Adaptive & Special Needs Advocacy: Drawing on rich residential and clinical experience to support individuals with intellectual disabilities, TBIs, and complex mental health needs.
• Lifespan Support: Working comfortably with individuals of all ages to foster independence, healthy communication, and positive personal growth.

Approach to Care
Skylar believes in meeting every individual and family right where they are. By combining evidence-based behavioral techniques with an empathetic, patient approach, she helps clients turn daily obstacles into opportunities for growth, learning, and stronger family relationships.

Outside the Clinic
Away from her clinical and academic work, Skylar stays energized by exploring new destinations, traveling, and spending quality time with her friends and family.