About Us

  Joe always had a passion for helping others and has worked in a variety of fields to hone his skills and interests. He has worked in the construction trades for most of his life, which he viewed as helping others with their homes. After being self-employed, something was calling his heart to switch directions. Joe attended University of Colorado Colorado Springs and obtained his Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in American Sign Language (ASL). While there he tutored and was a Teacher's Assistant in the ASL program, as well as worked in a Trauma research lab. Shortly after graduating, Joe worked as a Service Coordinator (SC) at a Community Centered Board (CCB), then was promoted to Senior SC. This role was very gratifying as Joe discovered his passion to mentor and train others. Joe also greatly enjoyed connecting and helping the individuals and families in services, and took a great interest in learning everything he could to better assist others. However, after some time, Joe felt like he was not able to help his people in the way his heart was calling to him. So, he is very excited and honored to start his journey here at Your Choice Residential and looks forward to connecting with everyone in this wonderful community. 

Joe is a specialist in many areas, from construction, to working on cars, various sports, and much more. But his other passions are playing the piano, ice skating, walking his dog, and working on his house. He also greatly enjoys Broadway shows, the Colorado Symphony, traveling, and spending time with his friends and family.

  Meghan became passionate about helping others when she got involved with her high school’s Coalition club and got to participate in various volunteer opportunities, including helping teach choreography with a dance troupe made up of teens and adults with disabilities. This experience, among others, led her to pursue a degree in Human Services – Integrative Practice and certificate in Victim/Survivor Services at Washburn University where she also served as the Washburn Human Services Coalition president during her senior year. While in school, Meghan completed internships in social work, family services, and administrative work at local HeadStart programs. Following graduation, she worked as a substitute teacher and SpEd para before relocating to Washington state, just outside of Seattle. There, she worked as a resource coordinator for families enrolled in early intervention services, particularly those who were experiencing housing and food insecurity and domestic violence. In the Fall of 2020, Meghan relocated to Colorado and began working at Community Centered Board (CCB) as a service coordinator assisting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to advocate for themselves and access waiver services. After nearly 2 years in that role, she decided to transition to the provider side and joined Your Choice. She is looking forward to using her knowledge of waiver services and community resources in a new capacity as well as getting to build closer relationships with people utilizing services, their families, and their providers.

In her free time, Meghan enjoys reading, yoga, playing soccer with the Switchbacks Unified team, and spending time outside camping and hiking with her husband, daughter, and dog.”  

  After earning a degree in Human & Family Services in 2008, Brigitte committed herself to improving the lives of others. She discovered her passion for working with individuals with IDD in 2014 and has pursued this field ever since. Brigitte brings with her extensive knowledge of HCBS waivers and services gained through various roles within the field. She believes in being an advocate and is proud to be that support for others.

Brigitte asked friends and former coworkers to create her bio since she does not enjoy talking about herself. Here are some things they said: Brigitte is focused first and foremost on truly seeing each individual and keeps the needs of others at the forefront of what she does. She is empathetic, kind, and creates a positive atmosphere around her. As a nature-lover, you'll find Brigitte headed to the mountains on an adventure every chance she can get.

With more than 15 years of experience across direct support, service coordination, management, and investigations, Will brings a well-rounded, multidisciplinary perspective to residential services. He takes pride in leading a team that delivers comprehensive, person-centered support grounded in both systems knowledge and real-world experience.

Having worked at every level, including on the front lines, Will offers a practical and informed approach to leadership. He is passionate about mentoring program managers and advocating for policies that improve the lives of individuals with I/DD, their families, and caregivers.

Outside of work, Will enjoys watching Jaguars football, spending time with Sushi and Chief—his cat and dog—and most of all, being with his wife and their baby girl.

 Originally from Minnesota, David moved to Colorado shortly after finishing school and has called the Springs home ever since. As COO, he brings a unique perspective to residential services in the IDD world, backed by a degree in Psychology and a career dedicated to helping others.

Before transitioning into operations, David spent years working with children with autism and served in Case Management and Quality Assurance at the local Community Centered Board. This background in advocacy and quality control means he doesn’t just manage projects—he manages them with a level of precision and empathy that is rare in this industry.

You’ll likely find him on the golf course, out on the water fishing, or riding his motorcycle through the mountains. Above all, he’s a family man who stays busy keeping up with his wife and two young children.