In developing an innovative approach to our Connections IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) consultant services in Wisconsin, we decided that a team approach would most benefit IRIS participants who have physical or developmental disabilities, or are older adults who qualifiy for the IRIS program.
As a result, we organized our network of Connections IRIS consultants to work together as a team to share important information and discoveries to benefit all IRIS participants we serve. Connections operates with geographic regional team managers and local consultants who communicate daily to keep the flow of information out in the open to benefit all of our IRIS participants in Wisconsin.
Our team managers also serve as IRIS consultants to better understand and serve you. As a result, our team managers play ongoing roles sharing knowledge and expertise among consultants to create strong bonds and help develop partnerships with statewide organizations to enhance community connections for participants.
Below, you'll find our IRIS consultants located in the Dane, Milwaukee, Northeast and Racine/Kenosha Regions of Wisconsin.
For more information on Connections, call 1-844-520-1712 or email connections@lsswis.org.
I have a degree in Social Work and experience supporting people of all ages and abilities to find employment and other support services through the W2 program. I understand the concerns and challenges of people trying to manage their own health care and personal care services as a result of my experience as an on call crisis worker with a health care agency.
I have a passion for helping others and my ultimate goal is to empower those I help. I am excited to support participants in setting up services they feel meet their needs and goals. I aim to support people to become problem solvers and smart decision makers with the tools to flourish in occupation, wellness, and quality of life at large.
As a parent of a child with a disability I understand firsthand the challenges parents and caregivers face. I am a dedicated advocate for my daughter as well as for any person with a disability. I spend my free time with my two children enjoying their activities and I love to travel when I have the opportunity.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 608-512-5717 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: lauren.ambriz@lsswis.org
Lauren Ambriz State Bio Form
Beth Mueller is a Wisconsin native, Calumet and Manitowoc counties, with over 11 years of service with diverse client groups throughout the state. She is a current resident of Dane County with extensive knowledge of the area and the resources available.
Beth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from UW Milwaukee, as well as education in AODA and Mental Health. She has worked in AODA residential, Corrections, Mental Health Diversion and all areas of support for individuals, children through adulthood, with developmental disabilities. She has a very positive outlook and has always focused on the ABILITY of the clients she has served; with a quick smile and encouragement in all situations.
As a residential supervisor she made every effort to support her clients in the community as much as, if not more than in the home. She has continually advocated for the people in her life and remains an advocate for people she has worked with in the past and plans to into the future.
Beth has always strives for excellence and enjoys working with children as well as adults. She is involved in her community teaching a religion class to special needs children, is an avid reader, finding time to read to the kids at local schools. She enjoys spending her free time with her family visiting friends and family throughout the state as well as going to movie.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 608-260-5775 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: elizabeth.mueller@lsswis.org
Elizabeth Mueller State Bio Form
Irina Arndt has dedicated her entire career to human services, helping people with various life challenges lead fulfilling and rewarding lives. From The Republic of Uzbekistan, Irina speaks fluent Russian. Before joining the Connections Team, Irina worked with another IRIS consultant agency, helping older adults and people with disabilities, as well as their families and caregivers, set and achieve goals.
Passionate about public health, Irina has worked as a translator for doctors and patients, translating appointments, medical documents and forms. She also participated in a two-year World Health Organization (WHO) project to help Uzbekistan improve and develop their public health sphere, as well as restructure their health care system to match with international practice. Through this program, Irina took courses within the United Nations Development Program. She also used her human services skills to educate people in the Russian community about domestic violence and spousal abuse.
Throughout her work, Irina believes in open and honest communication with her participants. By guiding them in setting, defining and achieving their goals, Irina helps them live independent, safe and happy lives.
When not working as an IRIS Consultant, Irina loves spending time with her three sons. She also enjoys reading, exercising and painting and repurposing furniture.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-265-6812 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: irina.arndt@lsswis.org
Irina Arndt State Bio Form
Robert Brookshire is an enthusiastic and energetic IRIS Consultant who is very excited to be part of the Connections team. Robert’s passion is to focus on the needs and desires of others, which has successfully developed his skills as an IRIS consultant.
Robert joins Connections with 10 years of experience working with people who are physically and/or developmentally disabled, six of those years with the IRIS program. His ambition is coupled with a passion for working with people who face adversity and the knowledge to assist with the most complex of situations. Robert’s experiences include working with veterans in the mental health division at the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, assisting those struggling with physical disabilities and mental health issues. Robert has also worked with at-risk teens in a group home setting as a mentor and counselor, providing role modeling behavior, problem solving and conflict resolution skills in an effort to educate, empower and protect our most valued resource -- our children.
Most recently, since 2009, Robert has been a consultant with the IRIS program, working in collaboration with participants, their families and community resources to help improve and change one graced-filled life at a time.
“I pray for a compassionate spirit and expertise to offer those who seek my skills as your consultant. I pray for continued clarity of purpose that I may hold the Connections vision steady and keep my focus on the needs and success of others, which in turn will bring success to our program.”
414-308-7815 | 414-246-2300 | Email: robert.brookshire@lsswis.org
Robert Brookshire State Bio Form
Marisol has experience working with both children and adults. She has a master's degree in Social Work specializing in children and families. Most recently, she worked in the mental health field specifically in OCD and anxiety-related disorders. Social work has been a calling for her and she believes everyone has a gift to offer to others. She finds joy working alongside people to help them achieve their goals and dreams.
Marisol enjoys spending time with family and friends, especially her two children. She has a love for animals, bonfires, football Sundays, slow cooking and the outdoors.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-242-7406 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: marisol.brost@lsswis.org
Marisol Brost State Bio Form
Wendy Kube has spent her 30-year career serving as a social worker assisting older adults and people with dementia or disabilities to connect with community resources to help them live fulfilling lives.
Most recently, Wendy served as a social worker on the short-term rehabilitation unit at the Lutheran Home in Wauwatosa. In this position, she assisted clients with discharge planning and securing in-home services prior to discharge. Wendy led regular care conferences with clients, their families and the interdisciplinary team to determine discharge goals and offer recommendations. In this role, she assisted with setting up needed in-home services including nursing, caregivers, physical, occupational and speech therapy, medical and non-medical equipment and anything else needed to ensure a successful transition home. In addition, Wendy assisted with finding alternate living environments if the individuals were unable to discharge back to their previous living situations. She also served as the primary contact for client concerns/grievances, and was responsible for completing admission and discharge paperwork, social histories and Medicare-required assessments.
Wendy is very excited about working as an IRIS consultant for Connections because she has a strong belief in people living their lives to the fullest and having control over how they want to live. She looks forward to getting to know individuals in the IRIS program and assisting them with realizing their goals. She has two grown sons, and she and her husband enjoy swing dancing, golfing, biking and traveling.
A licensed social worker, Wendy earned her BSW in social work from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Contact number: 414-207-3844 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: wendy.kube@lsswis.org
Wendy Kube State Bio Form
Amanda Miller believes in providing services that enrich the daily lives and wellbeing of the individuals she serves — mentally, emotionally and physically.
She spent the last eight years working with adults with developmental disabilities and various physical disabilities in a community-based residential facilty (CBRF), adult family home (AFH) and an independent supportive living setting. She worked as a direct care provider for about five years, then in a leadership role for an additional three years. Most recently, she worked with adolescent-aged at-risk youth in out-of-home care services. Her experience working with at-risk youth involved those with mental health diagnoses, emotional disorders, behavioral issues, delinquent behaviors, as well as children in protective services.
Personally, Amanda and her family are avid sports fans. They even started their own sports program involving AAU basketball teams for a variety of ages. They travel around Wisconsin and Illinois with youth to different tournaments and are involved with the WAWM park and recreational programs.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-795-0742 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: amanda.miller@lsswis.org
Amanda Miller State Bio Form
Jodi enjoys working with frail older adults, individuals who are developmentally and physically disabled, youth in transition, and those experiencing mental health issues. Her passion is helping these people live the life they want to live — to empower them to be the person they want to be and to be the catalyst for change they want to see in their lives. She gets great satisfaction helping others live their greatest lives, such as helping:
Jodi is creative and very active. She loves to cook, sew, knit, crochet, paint, swim, walk, rummage and garden. She's a past member of 4-H, Girl Scouts, Daughters of the American Legion and the H Club of Hartford Sports. She has two grown children and three grandchildren. Her favorite pastime is spending time with her family.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-232-9325 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: Jodi.Schneeweis@lsswis.org
Jodi Schneeweis Bio Form
Carla began her career in social services over 29 years ago. She has a desire to help people maintain their quality of living in the most independent setting possible. Empowering people to not just survive, but to live their life to the fullest. She is eager to assist participants in creating a plan that helps them succeed in their career, health and personal life. She has a son who has grown because of services available through IRIS and is excited to offer the services to participants. Navigating all the resources available can be overwhelming and challenging; she is excited to be part of Connections helping you to create your Vision, so you can take your path, while being your partner along the way. She has three children and a dog and enjoys spending time with her family, reading, creating projects with rubber stamps, bowling and volunteering in the community.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-380-9067 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: carla.schultz@lsswis.org
Carla Schultz State Bio Form
Beth Zopfi-Selig has been an IRIS Consultant since 2011. She is thrilled to be working at Connections where our mission to “help people improve the quality of their lives” isn’t a marketing slogan but a real commitment. She knows that self-direction is different for everyone at different times in their lives. She finds working with participants and the people who support them to be extremely gratifying and exciting. Beth has significant experience supporting individuals as they work towards their employment and independent living goals. She is also passionate about working with students in their high school transition programs and partnering with DVR to help them secure training programs and jobs.
Beth has lived in Milwaukee most of her life, and enjoys much of what the city has to offer. When not working, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, at Special Olympic events, on home improvement projects and walking her dog. She especially enjoys sunny days.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-238-3752 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: beth.zopfi-selig@lsswis.org
Beth Zopfi-Selig State Bio Form
Lori has found great reward in working with youth who have a variety of special needs and teaming with families to support them. She has extensive experience working with families who have a child or children with autism. Lori understands the challenges for families as they advocate for their child for education and independence into adulthood. She enjoys talking with families and listening to their concerns and celebrating the successes they have. Lori has worked with a local librarian and started a story time for children with Autism, and have coached Special Olympics basketball in my free time.
Lori is married and have two adult children. Her daughter is a nurse and her son who has special needs has successfully completed training and job support and loves his job at a garden center. Lori volunteers in the community. She loves to knit, read, watch football, as well as participate in outdoor activities, especially attending local festivals
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-322-6594 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: Lori.sandine@lsswis.org
Lori Sandine State Bio Form
Matthew has a diverse education and vocational background. He last graduated with a masters in Social Work. Matthew also studied gender, communication, sociology, mediation, and more. Matthew's work history has included vocational service for adults who have disabilities, respite care, automotive service, sales of all kinds, massage therapy, and more. He volunteered at animal shelters, anime conventions, ESL classes, support groups, and more. Through all of these experiences, he has found he is at his best when contributing to something bigger than himself. This is what has brought him to LSS and his role as an IRIS Consultant. Matthew is honored to be part of your life, and play a part in you.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-232-6022 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: matthew.staab@lsswis.org
Matthew Staab State Bio Form
Tiffany has experience working with children with special needs, individuals with mental health disorders, and the elderly. Tiffany has 5 years of experience in both Child Welfare and W2. She has 2 years of experience in working in an Adult Family Home working with individuals with mental health issues and developmental disabilities.
Tiffany comes to Connections with over 10 years of Human Services experience. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and a Master’s degree in Counseling.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-305-8152 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: tiffany.mcbeath@lsswis.org
Tiffany McBeath State Bio Form
Vicki has had the pleasure of working with youth transitioning from high school as they figure out what they would like to do as they adventure on in their lives. She has experience working with people with varying physical and developmental disabilities, at home and in the community and employment settings including Project Search. She appreciates and is respectful of working with elderly folks who desire to continue to be independent and live in their own homes with support of family or friends. She has enjoyed being a part of supporting people in employment goals as well as teamed up with people and their families to be a part of the communities they enjoy being part of. She also has experience working with people who have Down Syndrome and Autism, as well as people who have a mental health diagnosis.
She is also experienced teaming up with people with Renal Failure and have an understanding the challenges they face including transportation to and from dialysis. Finally, she has personally cared for and supported her grandma with Alzheimer’s and her mother with Vascular Dementia.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-345-7977 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: vicki.linton@lsswis.org
Vicki Linton State Bio Form
Carol Smith has dedicated her entire career to human services helping older adults and individuals with disabilities live independent, safe, and fulfilling lives. She is a people person who enjoys getting to know her participants and their supports. Carol is excited to use her knowledge and commitment to helping others as part of the Connections team.
Carol has over 20 years of case management experience helping empower individuals with a variety of abilities and with various challenges. She is excited to put her deep community knowledge to use, to work for IRIS participants.
Prior to joining the Connections IRIS Consultant team, Carol most recently served as a HUD Service Coordinator through Lutheran Social Services. In this position she worked as an advocate for the aging population as well as for those with disabilities, connecting them to resources in the community to help them remain independent in their communities and to help improve their lives.
Before LSS, Carol worked for Care Wisconsin as a Care Manager, where she provided comprehensive case management services to disabled adults and frail elder adults. In that position she completed assessments, functional screens, and member centered services and support plans.
Previously, Carol worked as a case manager in a prevocational setting at Green Valley Enterprises in Beaver Dam teaching employment skills to individuals with a range of abilities and mental health conditions.
Carol graduated from UW Whitewater with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a minor in Sociology. She very much enjoys helping others and is passionate about helping people with disabilities. Carol’s favorite past time is spending time with her family and friends. In her spare time she enjoys shopping, watching movies, and biking.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 608-405-2855 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: carol.smith@lsswis.org
Carol Smith State Bio Form
My name is Jennifer Foran, hired on as an IC with Connections in January 2018. I have a background as an IC for over 4.5 years and come with wide array of knowledge and experience. I have also worked in direct care for most of my adult life with over 12 years of experience helping support individuals with Developmental Disabilities, as well as frail elders. I have a passion for helping people be as independent as possible and understand what it takes to live in the community. I have acquired an Associate’s Degree in Letters and Sciences with a concentration in Psychology from UW-Washington Co. I intend on completing my Bachelor’s degree and look forward to how it will better equip me to help those we serve. I also have a Technical Diploma as a Nursing Assistant and have some basic understanding of medical terminology and information. Being a strong advocate for at risk individuals is a driving force for what I do. I enjoy supporting missions to help people who are homeless and our vets.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Cell: 414-323-9985 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: Jennifer.Foran@lsswis.org
Jennifer Foran State Bio Form
I am a problem solver. For the past 12 years, I have been helping residents of Shawano County who are elderly or disabled untangle an array of complicated benefits while advocating on my clients’ behalf. I understand that sometimes life can be difficult, and my desire is to help people make their path a little easier. I find joy in helping people achieve their goals, and I take great satisfaction in successfully matching people with solutions that meet their needs.
My career reflects an attitude of service. Although I majored in agricultural business, I have always been drawn to vocations focused on serving others. A former social worker, preschool teacher, 4-H and youth agent, and nursing assistant, I feel most fulfilled when helping people make connections that improve their lives.
In my spare time, I enjoy gardening, working with horses, making maple syrup, quilting, reading and spending time with family.
I am excited to bring my experience in benefit-related issues to LSS Connections and to join a team devoted to elevating the quality of life.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 715-216-7928 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: anne.fischer@lsswis.org
Anne Fischer State Bio Form
John comes to Connections with a variety of experience in human services including: working with differently abled youth in career services, working as a guardian providing individuals with disabilities of all ages with assistance in advocacy, health care decisions, support and case coordination, and working in direct services for individuals living in adult family homes and other residential facilities. John feels that his dedication and passion for supporting people with disabilities stems from his experiences in human services, as a father of four children, and his service in the Armed forces. John is committed to supporting individuals with mental health issues and is on the executive board of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) in Brown County. He enjoys spending time with his family as well as reading and working out. He is currently working on his Bachelor’s Degree in Human Development at University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 920-219-1238 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: john.fredenburgh@lsswis.org
John Fredenburgh State Bio Form
Kelly has experience working with at-risk youth, clients with physical and mental disabilities as well as those with employment barriers and transition students. Kelly has over 20 years of case management experience and specializes in community employment, supportive employment, and on the job training.
Kelly enjoys spending time with her family doing outdoor activities; such as hiking, playing football, and nightly walks with her two dogs; Maverick and Millie. Kelly also enjoys attending her children’s sporting events (football, wrestling, baseball, and softball). Kelly enjoys traveling and her goal is to visit all 50 States. She has made it to 27 States so far. Lastly; Kelly is an avid Packer fan, win or lose, they are her team!
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 715-701-6230 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: kelly.guy@lsswis.org
Kelly Guy State Bio Form
Angie has spent the last 20 years working with children and adults with a variety of abilities. She brings both professional and personal experience as a mother of a child with disabilities to her position with Connections as an IRIS consultant.
Previously, Angie worked as a case manager in a prevocational setting in Appleton, teaching employment skills to individuals with a range of abilities and mental health conditions. Angie has also worked in a Day Services Program, Personal Care Worker and Sign Language Interpreter.
Angie is also a parent mentor for families who have a child with deaf blindness and hearing loss.
She received an associate’s degree in Educational Interpreting, a Psychology Certificate from Northcentral Technical College and a bachelor’s degree in Human Services Leadership from the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh.
Angie is enthusiastic to work with individuals in surrounding communities. She believes everyone deserves to have access to their community. Her knowledge personally and professionally is a great resource for others to help them live their best life.
Angie enjoys spending time with family and friends. In her down time she likes to camp, kayak, read and practice yoga.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Office: 920-730-1326 | Cell: 920-309-9105 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: Angela.Lider@lsswis.org
Angie Lider State Bio Form
Kerry brings more than 20 years of work, and personal experience as a mother of a child with disabilities, to her position as an IRIS consultant for Connections.
Prior to her IRIS consultant role, she spent 20 years working for Specialized Services in Sturgeon Bay, which provides nurses and in-home care providers to serve Door County-area residents. For the last 15 years, Kerry served clients as the office manager in charge of billing, payroll, scheduling, client contact and service coordination.
Kerry also serves as the parent liaison for the Southern Door County School District with the Wisconsin Statewide Parent Educator Initiative (WSPEI). She assists other parents who have children with disabilities as an advocate to help them find resources, training, and offers IEP or personal support.
She received a BS degree from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay majoring in Human Development.
Kerry is excited to put her deep community knowledge to work for IRIS participants – so they can connect to needed resources and get what they truly desire for their lives. She lives in southern Door County and enjoys time with her family attending local sporting events and campfires.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Office: 920-730-1345 | Cell: 920-365-2594 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: kerry.walker@lsswis.org
Kerry Walker State Bio Form
Heidi Heuring’s desire to work with older adults started in high school when she worked part-time as a nursing assistant at a local nursing home in Dodgeville, Wisconsin. After graduating from high school, she started her 14-year career with Elder Care of Wisconsin, where she worked with adults with dementia, developmental disabilities and mental illness in the adult day centers. During that time, she also attended MATC where she received her associate’s degree in human services. She continued her work with Elder Care of Wisconsin as a supervisor for their adult day center, which specialized in irreversible dementia and memory loss. In 2005, she relocated to Appleton with her family and took on the role of a full-time mom.
In her free time, Heidi enjoys spending time with her family, reading, gardening and sewing. She is thrilled to be a member of the Connections team, where she is able to make a difference by helping participants get the resources needed to remain independent in their communities.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 920-843-3549 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: heidi.heuring@lsswis.org
Heidi Heuring State Bio Form
Armintta Franklin is a life-long resident of Racine. She has six years of experience working with adults and families. Her focus is making sure individuals have access to resources needed to live self sufficiently.
Armintta’s many years of volunteer experience and 25 years working for the City of Racine have connected her to a variety of resources. She is passionate about making sure members of the community live a fulfilling life and maintain their independence.
Armintta prefers a pet-free environment.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 262-321-1240 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: armintta.franklin@lsswis.org
Armintta Franklin State Bio Form
Brian Polk is excited to work with the Connections team because he’s a passionate and steadfast advocate for self-empowerment and is committed to assisting others to achieve their goals.
Brian brings more than 10 years of experience in the human services field working with at-risk youth and adult populations. Before joining Connections, Brian worked at St. Charles Youth and Family Services, Inc., as a program manager and served as the vice president of 24-hour residential programs. In these roles, he assisted youth with emotional, behavioral and mental health issues. Brian has also worked in various capacities of case management, implementation of individual services and crisis plans, and aftercare planning for individuals.
A life-long resident of Racine, Brian is married and the proud father of two daughters. He serves as a committed role model and advocate for youth and others through athletic coaching. Brian is also elated to be a founding member of Positive Men Making a Difference, which is a non-profit organization comprised of African American businessmen and leaders. The organization is currently working with the Racine Unified School District and the Violence-Free Zone Project.
Brian earned a bachelor of arts degree in criminology and legal studies from Marquette University and later a juris doctorate from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-617-0682 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: brian.polk@lsswis.org
Brian Polk State Bio Form
Jane Ruh is very excited to bring her direct experience and dedication to serving IRIS participants to her position as an IRIS consultant for Connections. She brings more than 20 years of work and personal experience to this position. Jane previously served for six-plus years as an IRIS consultant working with people from numerous cultures and diverse social backgrounds, including Hmong, Russian and Palestinian participants.
In addition, Jane managed a staff of 13 caregivers working within her home to care for her nonverbal quadriplegic son with very complex needs. Plus, Jane supports her mother to meet her long-term care needs in her home.
She feels exhilarated when she can partner with a person to achieve his or her greatest goals, whether it’s finding free or minimal cost social events, day services or day care within their community, achieving a driver’s license, finding a job or going to school. Jane also feels joy in helping a woman or man get connected with the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and realize his or her dreams of community-based employment.
Jane embraces the self-direction aspect of the IRIS program, and is excited to help individuals to self-direct support and services as an IRIS consultant team member. She cares about spending time getting to know people, and she has strong beliefs regarding people living their lives to the fullest and having control over how they want to live.
In her spare time, Jane loves spending time with her family and grandchildren, gardening, going to Harley-Davidson events on her motorcycle, and she enjoys preserving her own food/jams and baking cheesecakes.
Toll-free: 844-520-1712 | Direct: 414-639-5589 | Fax: 844-638-7723 | Email: jane.ruh@lsswis.org
Jane Ruh State Bio Form
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