Children's Long-Term Services (CLTS)
TRE® for Children,
Teens & Caregivers
As a CLTS TRE® (Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises) provider, I work with neurodivergent children, teens and their caregivers to support emotional regulation, stress relief, and a stronger mind-body connection through this gentle, body-based practice.
Sessions are available in-person (at Haumea Yoga in Sun Prairie), in-home or virtually.
If you are a caregiver looking for TRE® services for yourself and or your child, or you are a Case Manager or Social Worker, click here to get started:
What is CLTS?
The Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS) Program helps children with disabilities and their families through supports and services that help children grow and live their best lives. It is a home and community-based service waiver. It uses a Medicaid waiver to fund services for kids with disabilities. A waiver lets states use Medicaid to fund additional non-medical services and supports not normally offered. The CLTS Program aims to keep kids at home instead of at an institution. To learn more about CLTS, click here. To find out about eligibility click here.
How TRE® Can Help
Neurodivergent kids often live with heightened nervous system activation, and traditional top-down strategies (like talk therapy or cognitive tools) might not reach the root of their dysregulation. TRE® is bottom-up—it addresses the body’s innate stress-response system, helping kids feel safer, calmer, and more connected.
Decreases Sensory Overload
Supports Transitions
Reduces Hyperarousal
Creates a self-soothing tool
Non-Verbal Expression
Improved Motor Coordination & Grounding
Improves Emotional Regulation
Improves Sleep
Reduces Anxiety & Depression
Increases Body Awareness
Improves Relationships
Improves Resilience
Testimonies
Jakob (8 years old) does TRE with his mommy (Katja)
Jakob (8 years old) does TRE with his mommy (Katja)
TRE with adolescent children in the school system
TRE: Tremoring with teenagers
