Cowen Consulting & Wellness | Gillette, Wyoming
Helping Wyoming families take the first step toward HFWA.
I'm Jena Cowen, the certified HFWA wraparound coach and independent CASII evaluator behind Cowen Consulting & Wellness. CASII is the assessment Wyoming's Care Management Entity uses before a youth can move into High Fidelity Wraparound, and it's where most families meet me first.
I also do HFWA consulting for agencies, run 307 Core Studio, and offer wellness support on the side, but CASII assessments are where it all starts.
Takes just a few minutes. Have your contact info and the youth's basic info on hand before you start.
The First Step
What CASII is, and why it comes first
I'm a certified HFWA wraparound coach and an independent CASII evaluator here in Wyoming. CASII stands for the Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument, the assessment Wyoming's Care Management Entity uses to figure out whether a youth qualifies for High Fidelity Wraparound, or HFWA. Before any wraparound team gets built, this assessment has to happen, and that's where I come in.
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Book a time
Pick a time on the booking calendar. There is a short form built right into the calendar to fill out before you confirm your spot.
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Get the email
Once you book, you will get a confirmation email with your appointment time and the Zoom link for your meeting.
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Meet on Zoom
We meet face to face over Zoom to complete the interview together. It is a conversation, not an interrogation.
For FCCs
Best practice is for the FCC to book this together with the family right from the start. Once it is confirmed, the FCC will get a separate email with the appointment time and Zoom link.
More from Cowen Consulting & Wellness
CASII is the front door. Here is everything behind it.
Over twenty years in Wyoming's child welfare and human services world adds up to more than one thing. Below are the other branches of the practice, each rooted in the same idea: show up, listen, and help people move forward.
For Agencies & Providers
HFWA programs that run well and stay true to fidelity
As a certified HFWA wraparound coach with more than twenty years building programs from the inside, I consult with agencies who want their HFWA program to actually work, not just exist on paper.
This is not a packaged product. It is hands on, real world consulting built around what your team needs. I have built onboarding systems, fidelity monitoring structures, billing protocols, and supervision cadences from scratch, and I bring that same experience alongside your team.
307 Core Studio
When your brain just needs to find its own calm
As a certified NeurOptimal neurofeedback trainer, I built 307 Core Studio right here in Gillette. NeurOptimal is non invasive. It does not require a diagnosis, and there is no digging through your history. Your brain gets real time information about what it is doing, and it naturally moves toward a more settled place.
A lot of the families I work with through CASII eventually find their way here too. The two are separate, but they work well together.
Visit 307 Core StudioWhole Body Wellness
The body keeps score. These help.
Nervous system work, light therapy, frequency wellness support. These are the tools I use myself and recommend to the families and clients I work with. Not a replacement for medical care, just real life support.
Frequency Enhanced Supplements
Daily wellness support built for real life, not a perfect routine. Infused with frequency technology that works whether or not you are consistent.
EMF Support
Tools to help your body navigate the electronic noise of modern life, from your phone to your wifi router to your kid's tablet.
Red Light Therapy
Light therapy to support recovery, skin, and energy. Available right here in Gillette or from home with a home unit.
These products and services are wellness offerings and are not a substitute for medical care. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
About Jena
Twenty plus years of showing up for Wyoming families
I have spent more than twenty years in Wyoming's child welfare and human services world. Long before any of these titles, I was just someone who kept ending up in the room when families needed help, and figured out how to actually help them.
Early in my career, I sat in a meeting where a mother said, plainly, that she needed help. She was not heard. I have never forgotten that. It is a big part of why I do this work the way I do it now: slow down, listen first, and make sure families actually get what they are asking for.
That same idea runs through all of it, whether I am completing a CASII, consulting with an agency, or sitting across from someone at 307 Core Studio. Different rooms, same commitment.
Glad you found your way here. Reach out any time.
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