Where everything feels right at home.
Residential services for those diagnosed with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) provided in homes within the community.
Community members or family members who contract with Your Choice Residential to provide residential services are called Host Home Providers (HHPs), or Family Caregivers (FCGs).
HHPs and FCGs provide support with community involvement, Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), memory tasks, medical attention, and behavioral needs.
Your Choice Residential supports the individual and their caregiver to ensure happiness and complete satisfaction of residential services.
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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 Se
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, traveling, and spending time outside camping and hiking with her husband, daughter, and 2 dogs.
Brystal, a devoted advocate with over six years of impactful case management experience, is thrilled to bring her unwavering commitment to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to her role at Your Choice Residential. As a proud Type Two (The Helper) in the Enneagram, Brystal's intrinsic desire to be in
Brystal, a devoted advocate with over six years of impactful case management experience, is thrilled to bring her unwavering commitment to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to her role at Your Choice Residential. As a proud Type Two (The Helper) in the Enneagram, Brystal's intrinsic desire to be in service to others has been the driving force behind her successful career as a dedicated case manager. In her medical case management role, she led the development and implementation of a grant-funded initiative addressing health inequities for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Working with primary care providers and medical students, she created and delivered training on culturally competent healthcare to dozens of medical professionals and case managers, contributing to the establishment and expansion of a pioneering program meeting diverse health needs. Awarded twice by TRE and once by the ARC, Brystal's accolades reflect not only her professional achievements but her deep-rooted dedication to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those she serves. Holding a B.A. in Anthropology along with an M.A. in Communication, Brystal brings a rich tapestry of skills, including comprehensive care coordination and a steadfast dedication to disability justice. Beyond her professional life, Brystal is a passionate advocate for sustainability, and loves to garden and care for her flock of chickens alongside her husband, Will.
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
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.
When asked what is most important to him about Your Choice he stated that it was, “Seeing the impact of good work for people and creating community partnerships with and for people with IDD is awesome! Helping to create a space for people to advocate for themselves and lead the lives they choose to lead; and being by their side while they achieve true equality, that is what matters to us.”
Prior to working at Your Choice, William’s dedication to the people he serves was sparked 10 years ago while providing behavioral intervention focused work in Romania for children who were orphaned and had Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. A former college basketball player, William coached a wheelchair basketball team while working in Romania which remains one of his most valued experiences. He continued his work in Nebraska as a Behavioral Support Coordinator at a residential support and service agency, and also worked a year at the Children’s Advocacy Center as a Forensic Interviewer for disadvantaged children facing placement into the foster care system. He has 9 years of leadership experience and has worked in nearly every facet of the systems that assist the people he serves, including advocacy at a legislative level. Among extensive direct support experience, William has managed a day program, coordinated residential services, and has developed Behavioral Plans for over 200 developmentally/intellectually disabled adults, with a goal of reducing or eliminating their levels of psychotropic medication. William refined his expertise at a community centered board as a member and leader of the Quality Enhancement Team. As such, he has a strong understanding of regulatory statues and standards for people in services.
Since acquiring a Bachelor's of Applied Science in Psychology from the University of Minnesota, Duluth, David has worked both directly and indirectly with individuals diagnosed with disabilities. David has experience with Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy working as a Behavioral Interventionist for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). David also has experience working at a Community Centered Board (CCB) as an advocate providing case management and quality enhancement. With a vast knowledge and understanding of Home and Community Bases Services (HCBS) rules and regulations, along with a complete devotion to individuals diagnosed with IDD, David has a profound ability to advocate for those in need of support. He prides himself in being punctual, professional, and understanding while working both with individuals diagnosed with IDD, as well as their families, guardians, and advocates. David enjoys spending time with his wife and children, cooking, fishing, traveling, and enjoying the outdoors.
When asked why he is so passionate about working alongside those diagnosed with IDD, he stated, "Working for the IDD population is very rewarding, exciting, and there's never a dull moment. I wouldn't change a thing. Watching those we serve grow as individuals as well as seeing our providers grow and blossom along side them is very special."
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