Using contemporary ABA therapy to personalize treatment so your child with autism can thrive
Our passionate and dedicated team understands that no two cases of autism are the same. That’s why we use science and data to deliver the most progressive applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, tailored exclusively to your child’s unique needs, behavior, and personality.
Our services can help your child:
Build language and communication skills
Develop social and play skills, while forming friendships
Decrease tantrums, meltdowns, eating fussiness, and other challenging behaviors
Prepare for and succeed in school
Mostly what our services can do: foster your child’s confidence and resiliency—and empower them to lead a happy, fulfilling life.
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With more than 25 years of clinical research and experience, we tailor treatment to your child’s individual needs, using contemporary ABA therapy, combined with clinical insights and best practices refined over two decades of serving the autism community. This highly personalized, client-centered model of care differs from other providers, who take a more systematic, therapist-directed approach.
Since each child responds differently to a treatment setting, we can work with your child:
In your home
At one of our Learning Centers
In the community
In partnership with a school
Through telehealth
But we’re also a team of data enthusiasts committed to clinical excellence—and to getting results for your child and family.
WEAP treats children in Wisconsin but also is part of LEARN Behavioral, a national organization made up of providers in autism treatment who specialize in delivering the highest form of personalized, evidence-based ABA therapy. Our more than 30 doctoral-level clinicians, 450 behavior analysts, and 3,700 behavior technicians make up a concentration of professionals unmatched by any other provider.
With WEAP and LEARN, we offer your child and family the familiarity and convenience of local treatment, with the advantages of a national organization at the forefront of autism treatment. Our local-national reach gives you distinct advantages.
We believe in what we do—and know we can help your child make progress every single day. And, while our treatment focuses on your child, our services extend to your whole family.
Our personalized programs reflect that every child with autism is unique, along with your family’s values and priorities.
We consider you a core part of your child’s treatment and partner with you throughout your entire journey, giving you the tools, training, and support you need.
We’re data enthusiasts who love the science of ABA and use it every day to guide and fine-tune your child’s treatment—and generate positive results.
Myth: Kids with Autism Don’t Have Emotions
Breathing Technique to Help You Remain Calm When Your Child is Having a Tantrum
Spotlight on Diversity in ABA: An Interview with Joshua Polanco
Neurodiversity: What It Means, Why It Matters
Why Adherence to Your Behavior Analyst’s Clinical Recommendation is Critical to Success
The September 26th Project: Safety Preparedness for Families with Autism
6 Calming Activities for the Hectic Holiday Season
Creating a Successful Holiday for Children with Autism
6 Ways to Celebrate the Winter Solstice
Make the Holidays Successful for Kids on the Autism Spectrum
Enriching Life Experiences for Young Autistic Adults
Why Gratitude Matters, and How to Foster It in Kids with ASD
How to Help Your Child Through a Meltdown
Nobody’s Normal: How Culture Created the Stigma of Mental Illness
How to Make Halloween a Treat for Kids with ASD
Dr. Temple Grandin and Dr. Debra Moore – Navigating Autism
Reframing Your Child’s Intense Interests as a Strength
Spotlight on Diversity in ABA: An Interview with Angela Parker
Addressing the Cultural Needs of Families with Autism
9 Types of People Who Should Apply for an Entry-Level ABA Job
Advancing Research and Understanding of Autism
10 Tips to Transition Kids with Autism Back to In-Person School
Five Steps to Help Your Child with Autism Make Friends
Autism Today: A Look at How Far We Have Come and What is Still Needed
Follow Your Passions: The Vast Areas of Interest in ABA
Six Steps to Prepare Your Child with Autism to Interact with Police
How to Keep Your Child with Autism Engaged This Summer
Easy Healthy—and Tasty—Treats to Make with Your Kids on the Fourth of July
Spotlight on Diversity in ABA: An Interview with Giovanna “G” Bosco
Oak Creek Learning Center Virtual Ribbon Cutting
Autism Help at Home: Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Supporting Autistic Individuals from High School to Adulthood with Dan McManmon
Easing Your Child Back Into Life Post-Pandemic
How Parents and Caregivers of Kids with Autism Cope with Stress
Christian Tsetsos Shares Stories from His Life on the Spectrum
Girls and Autism: Diagnosis, Treatment, and New Research with Dr. Ronit Molko
Understanding the Evolution of ABA
A Special Mother’s Day Interview with Becky Schoenfeldt
Create a Calm-Down Kit for Your Child with Autism
Autism Acceptance Month with the Autism Society’s President Christopher Banks
Spotlight on Black Professionals in ABA: Maia Jackson
This Earth Day and Beyond, Spend More Time in Nature
Xavier DeGroat Shares His White House Experience and Life with Autism
New Research on Sleep Issues in Autism with Dr. Annette Estes
Evie and Kelly Mutsch Talk About Their Journey with Autism—and Their Thriving, Eco-Friendly Business
Perspectives: Embracing Individuality in Behavior Analysis
Why We’re Embracing Acceptance this April—and Beyond
Critical Autism Services for Military Families in Jeopardy
Women Leaders at LEARN Talk About Working in STEM—and Why Behavior Analysts Sometimes Get Left Out
Autism Help at Home: Manding (Part 2)
The Social Survival Guide for Teens on the Autism Spectrum with Lindsey Sterling
Daylight Saving Time: Tips to Help Your Child Adjust
Perspectives: Supporting Women in the Workplace During the Pandemic
BABA Initiatives and Their Upcoming Conference with President, Adrienne Bradley
How Books Can Help Kids with Autism Build Language
Spotlight on Black Professionals in ABA: Brandon Whitfield
Autism Help at Home: Manding (Part 1)
Celebrate Black History Month with These Children’s Books
Autism Services in Italy with Founder of Progettoautismo, Elena Bulfone
Perspectives: Why Access to ABA Is a Matter of Social Justice
Black History Month: LEARN Continues to Push Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Plan Forward
Using Theatre as a Teaching Tool for Individuals with Autism with Barry Prizant
Plan 2021 with Intention and a Positive Mindset
Functional Analysis and Self Determination with Dr. Eldridge and Dr. Peterson
Race & How it Impacts ABA & Our Community with Adrienne Bradley
How Autism Drives Human Invention with Simon Baron-Cohen
Quality Mentorship and Supervision in ABA with Tyra Sellers and Linda LeBlanc
Using Accessible Language When Educating Parents with Dr. Albert Knapp
Help at Home: Positive Behavior Support – Generalization
Challenges of Transitioning to School in the Fall
Help at Home: Positive Behavior Support – Video Models for Parents
What it Takes to Become a Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with Dr. Malmberg
Time Outside
Keep Your Child with Autism Engaged This Summer
How Lighting Can Affect Your Circadian Rhythm with Dave Bisbee
Optimistic Parenting and How it Can Help Your Family with V. Mark Durand
How to Start Talking About Racism
Compassionate Care and the Role it Plays in Supporting Families with Dr. Taylor
Help at Home: Positive Behavior Support – Teaching Children Language to Object
Transformation and Advocacy for Autism Treatment with Behaviorbabe, Dr. Kelly
Preparing to Use Respite Workers and Babysitters
Help at Home: Positive Behavior Support – The Four Functions of Behavior
Build a career that matters and makes a difference in the lives of families, while working with leaders and pioneers in ABA therapy who go above and beyond to support your growth and learning—and guide you every step of the way.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with amazing children and families, and to individualize goals and teaching strategies to maximize the learning potential of each child.”
– Brittany Schumacher, MS, BCBA, LBA
Reach out, and we’ll guide you on where to start.
LEARN Behavioral