About
Welcome to Magnanimous Minds
At Magnanimous Minds, we are dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with intellectual impairments. With years of experience, our team is passionate about creating a nurturing environment that fosters personal growth and independence. We believe in the power of tailored care, offering programs designed to promote social engagement, life skills development, and meaningful connections. With compassion at the core of our approach, we strive to be a guiding light on each individual's journey towards empowerment and a brighter future.
Meet the Owner
Hi my name is Paige Berlin. I am the owner and operator of Magnanimous Minds, a certified Adult Day Care, located in Greenville, Wisconsin. Magnanimous Minds currently operates out of our family home. My husband, Brenden, and I have two daughters, Sophie and Kenzie. We also have two dogs, Ellie and Wally.
Credentials: CPR/AED/First-Aid Certified, Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services Leadership, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Certification
How I Got Started
When I was a freshman in high school, the special education teacher gave a presentation in one of my classes. She explained about the population she worked with, and what she loved about her job. Her presentation caught my attention, and I set up a time to meet with her. I volunteered over 500 hours in the special education classroom throughout my high school career. I learned how special, ambitious, and amazing all her students were. The positive impact they had on my life cannot be expressed in words. I knew that working with these individuals was something I had passion for, and wanted a career in.
My Background
I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in human services leadership through the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh in 2020. While working towards my degree, I worked as a paraprofessional at Hortonville Area School District. I also worked as a caregiver in the summers for several of the students. When COVID shut down in person learning, I took on a new role in IT. I learned many things in this role, the biggest being, I wanted to help people. I began researching different ways I could provide care to individuals with disabilities, and later became a certified adult day care!