About Mango Medical Communications and Frontier Quest: Wildbound (FQW):

From the Founder, L. Eleanor Mango, MD, MBA

I work at the intersection of entrepreneurship, behavioral science, and systems design. I focus on creating programs that are evidence‑based, neurodiversity‑affirming, and productivity-generating for facilitators, given the staffing crisis ABA providers and educators are currently facing.

Fronteir Quest: Wildbound is a social-emotional learning platform for children ages 6–10 that uses an evidence-based method called “guided play.” It integrates ACT‑based behavior change principles, a Tabletop Role Play‑inspired engagement system, an automated, hexagonal game table and outcome‑enabled data tools to address the severe staffing shortages and other challenges facing clinicians and educators. The goal is to support meaningful social‑emotional growth, respect neurodivergent communication and autonomy, while facilitating measurement, tracking and compliance.

Before shifting into behavioral systems design, I worked in medical communications and clinical strategy, where I specialized in translating complex scientific concepts into accessible, actionable materials for clinicians, patients, and caregivers. That background shapes my approach today: clear structure, strong evidence base, and practical tools that clinicians can use immediately. I am also an RBT and am in graduate ABA coursework at Arizona State University.

Across all of my work, I strive to create learning experiences that are respectful, engaging, and grounded in behavioral science. Effective childhood social learning program design can support both learners and facilitators by optimizing hardware and software for face-to-face educational play and computer-supported facilitation.

If you would like to connect or learn more about current projects, you can reach me at eleanor@frontierquests.com.