Our new Green Bay, WI Learning Center had a successful grand opening! We are so excited to offer ABA services in a clinic-based setting at our new center in Wisconsin.
Autism Learning Center Opens Doors in Green Bay, WI with Ribbon-Cutting Celebration
Hosted by the Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce, the ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at WEAP’s new location at 3189 Voyager Drive, Green Bay, WI, on April 30, 2026.
During the ceremony, Senator André Jacque and Mayor Eric Genrich shared remarks. Annika Osell, Member Engagement Manager of the Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce, and Ben Delie, Alderman for District 10, also shared remarks. Members of the Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce and other guests were in attendance.
Ribbon-cutting attendees were able to tour the facility, enjoy light refreshments, and meet WEAP’s leadership team: Kerry Hoops, MA, BCBA, Regional Clinical Director; Samantha Bernard, Associate Regional Director; and Jamie Schuh, BCBA, Community Director for Green Bay.
“We’re honored to be part of this community and grateful to offer life-changing services right here in Green Bay,” said Samantha Bernard. “Our new Learning Center was designed to support both individual growth and peer collaboration. It’s a place where children can gain essential skills—and where their journey toward success in school and life begins.”
“We are deeply committed to helping families thrive and honored to have such wonderful community support of our mission,” said Kerry Hoops.
Wisconsin Early Autism Project’s Green Bay team welcomes families to their new location at 3189 Voyager Drive, Green Bay.
No Waitlist and Flexible Treatment Hours
WEAP is Wisconsin’s premiere contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) provider of center-based autism services for children. The new Green Bay Learning Center provides center-based ABA therapy, Early Intervention and School Readiness Programs, and behavioral sleep assessment. The center serves children ages 18 months to 6 years old. Special features of the Green Bay Learning Center include a SMART Board room, school readiness areas, gross motor space, and a large indoor play area. Outside of the center, the Green Bay team offers in-home ABA therapy. There is no waitlist, and flexible treatment hours are available to accommodate busy family schedules.
Open House in June
Families are invited to a sensory-friendly open house at the Green Bay Learning Center on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This carnival-themed event will feature engaging, summer-inspired activities for the whole family to enjoy in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
WEAP, celebrating over 30 years, has become a world-renowned leader in early diagnosis and treatment for children with autism. Their evidence-based approach to care has helped thousands of children with autism throughout Wisconsin.
WEAP has center-based ABA therapy Learning Centers in Altoona, Beloit, Brookfield, De Pere, Glendale, Janesville, Madison, Madison South, Menomonie, Milwaukee (Menomonee Falls),Mount Pleasant, Oak Creek, Oshkosh, Reedsburg, Sheboygan, Stevens Point, Sun Prairie, and West Bend. WEAP continues to expand and will open the doors of its Greenfield Learning Center later this year.
About LEARN Behavioral
LEARN Behavioral is a national leader in autism treatment, offering comprehensive diagnostic services and contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). With a nationwide network of ABA providers and more than 100 Learning Centers across the country, LEARN delivers the highest standard of evidence-based care—customized to meet the unique needs and interests of each child and family. For more information, visit learnbehavioral.com.
WEAP Opens Doors in Sheboygan, WI with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
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No Waitlist and Flexible Hours at new Autism Learning Center
WEAP is Wisconsin’s premiere contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) provider of center-based autism services for children. The new Sheboygan Learning Center provides center-based ABA therapy and the Better Together Youth Club, a social skills program. Outside of the Learning Center, the Sheboygan team offers in-home ABA therapy.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce was held on April 7, 2026. Jamie Schuh, Center Director at WEAP Sheboygan, shared greetings and remarks. During the ceremony, Deidre Martinez, CEO of the Sheboygan County Chamber; Amy Resop, a representative of the office of U.S. Senator Ron Johnson; State Representative Joe Sheehan; and Mayor Ryan Sorenson shared remarks. Members of the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce and other guests were in attendance.
Ribbon-cutting attendees were able to tour the facility, enjoy light refreshments, and meet WEAP’s leadership team, Kerry Hoops, MA, BCBA, Regional Clinical Director, and Jamie Schuh, BCBA, Center Director.
“We are honored to have such wonderful community support of our mission,” said Kerry Hoops.
We’re proud to be part of this community—and deeply committed to helping families thrive.”
L to R, front row: WEAP team members Beth Smith, Brooke Bares, Becca Rank, Center Director Jamie Schuh, Regional Clinical Director Kerry Hoops (holding scissors), Catherine Pillasch, Amy Edelis, May Thao, Nicole Stotzhiem (holding ribbon end).
L to R, back row: Laurel Skrober; Mayor Ryan Sorenson; Elena Staabs; Steve Schouten; Aldersperson Michael Close; Jackson Pahl; Amy Resop, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s Office; Paul Tittle; Wyatt Kuether; Matthew Week; Angelica Schmitt; Gary Thede; Diedre Martinez; Stephanie Petricek; Brady Grossman; David Halle; Heather Alday
No Waitlist and Flexible Hours
The Sheboygan Learning Center provides ABA therapy, which includes a learning-rich environment, unique play-based learning spaces, and one-on-one support to children and families with autism in the community. WEAP Sheboygan serves children ages 18 months to 6 years old.
Special features of theSheboygan Learning Center include a SMART Board room, a large indoor gym, sensory rooms, and group learning. Sleep specialist consultations are available. There is no waitlist, and flexible treatment hours are available to accommodate busy family schedules.
Conveniently located off Highway 43, WEAP is now enrolling new clients in Sheboygan County and beyond. For more information or to enroll a child at the Sheboygan Learning Center, call (608) 662-9327 or visit https://wiautism.com/locations/sheboygan
About WEAP
WEAP, celebrating its 30th year, has become a world-renowned leader in early diagnosis and treatment for children with autism. Their evidence-based approach to care has helped thousands of children with autism throughout Wisconsin.
In addition to Sheboygan, WEAP has center-based ABA therapy Learning Centers in Altoona, Beloit, Brookfield, De Pere, Glendale, Green Bay, Janesville, Madison, Madison South, Menomonie, Milwaukee (Menomonee Falls),Mount Pleasant, Oak Creek, Oshkosh, Reedsburg, Stevens Point, Sun Prairie, and West Bend. WEAP continues to expand and will open the doors of additional Learning Centers in Greenfield, Appleton, and Waukesha in 2026.
About LEARN Behavioral
LEARN Behavioral is a national leader in autism treatment, offering comprehensive diagnostic services and contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). With a nationwide network of ABA providers and more than 100 Learning Centers across the country, LEARN delivers the highest standard of evidence-based care—customized to meet the unique needs and interests of each child and family. For more information, visit learnbehavioral.com.
New Autism Learning Center Now Open in Beloit, WI
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WEAP Provides Flexible Treatment Hours for Area Families, No Waitlist
WEAP, celebrating its 30th year, has become a world-renowned leader in early diagnosis and treatment for children with autism. Their evidence-based approach to care has helped thousands of children with autism throughout Wisconsin.
WEAP is Wisconsin’s premiere contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) provider of center-based autism services for children ages 18 months to 6 years old. The new Beloit Learning Center provides center-based ABA therapy, social skills programs, parent education (in-home), Early Intervention, and weekend services. The social skills programs offered include Better Together Youth Club and Saturday Squad.
“We launched the new Beloit Learning Center to meet significant demand for ABA autism services in Rock County,” said Christine Laurent, BCBA, LBA, Regional Clinical Director. “We are excited to have the opportunity to partner with new families throughout greater Beloit to help find success for every child in our care.”
With no waitlist and flexible treatment hours to accommodate busy family schedules, the center is now enrolling new clients in Rock County and beyond.
Key Features of the Beloit Learning Center:
Experienced leadership brings resources and support to children and families with autism in the community.
ABA therapy, which includes a learning-rich environment, unique play-based learning spaces, and one-on-one support.
Center-based services in the city of Beloit.
School readiness focus, indoorgross motor area, a large indoor play area, a sensory room, and a cafeteria
No waitlist and flexible treatment hours to accommodate busy family schedules.
Serving children ages 18 months to 6 years old with personalized therapy plans.
Conveniently located and easily accessible via US Route 51 and public transportation for families in the region.
In addition to Beloit, WEAP has center-based ABA therapy Learning Centers in Altoona, Brookfield, De Pere, Glendale, Green Bay, Janesville, Madison, Madison South, Menomonie, Milwaukee (Menomonee Falls),Mount Pleasant, Oak Creek, Oshkosh, Reedsburg, Sheboygan, Stevens Point, Sun Prairie, and West Bend. WEAP continues to expand and will open the doors of additional Learning Centers in Greenfield and Kenosha in 2026.
About LEARN Behavioral
LEARN Behavioral is a national leader in autism treatment, offering comprehensive diagnostic services and contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). With a nationwide network of ABA providers and more than 100 Learning Centers across the country, LEARN delivers the highest standard of evidence-based care—customized to meet the unique needs and interests of each child and family. For more information, visit learnbehavioral.com.
KGH Autism Services in Madison, WI is Now WEAP – Part of LEARN Behavioral
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LEARN Behavioral, a national leader in autism treatment with a nationwide network of ABA providers and Learning Centers across the country, announces the integration and rebrand of KGH Autism Services of Madison, WI.
KGH Autism Services is now known as the Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) Interdisciplinary Autism Services Learning Center, and maintains its location at 3113 W Beltline Hwy, Suite 300, Madison, WI 53713.
WEAP Interdisciplinary Autism Services Learning Center in Madison offers a learning-rich, supportive environment. Families can access individualized care from a compassionate team, including diagnostic evaluations, center-based and in-home ABA therapy, speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, mental health counseling, and youth club programs.
“We’re here to support children and families at every stage of their journey,” said Christine Laurent, BCBA, LBA, Regional Clinical Director. “We are excited to have the opportunity to partner with families throughout Dane County to help find success for every child in our care.”
“It has been a privilege to provide integrated autism care to the Madison community over the past 15 years,” said Sophie Kamps, Center Director. “We look forward to expanding the interdisciplinary model through our partnership with LEARN Behavioral and WEAP, and continuing to provide high-quality autism services for years to come.”
Key Features of the WEAP Interdisciplinary Autism Services Learning Center in Madison:
Experienced leadership brings resources and support to children and families with autism in the community.
Interdisciplinary services include diagnostic evaluations, speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, mental health counseling, and youth club programs.
ABA services, which include a learning-rich environment, unique play-based learning spaces, and one-on-one support.
No waitlist and flexible treatment hours to accommodate busy family schedules.
Serving children from early childhood through young adulthood with personalized therapy plans.
Conveniently located off US-14 and US-18 and easily accessible for families in the region.
WEAP is now enrolling new clients. For more information or to enroll a child at WEAP’s Interdisciplinary Autism Services Learning Center in Madison, call (608) 819-6810 or visit https://wiautism.com/locations/madison.
In addition to the Interdisciplinary Autism Services Learning Center in Madison, WEAP has center-based ABA therapy Learning Centers in Altoona, Brookfield, De Pere, Glendale, Green Bay, Janesville, Madison, Madison South, Menomonie, Milwaukee (Menomonee Falls),Mount Pleasant, Oak Creek, Oshkosh, Reedsburg, Sheboygan, Stevens Point, Sun Prairie, and West Bend. WEAP continues to expand and will open the doors of additional Learning Centers in Beloit and Greenfield in early 2026.
WEAP, a provider of LEARN Behavioral, is Wisconsin’s premiere contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) provider of center-based autism services for children. WEAP is a world-renowned leader in early diagnosis and treatment for children with autism. Their evidence-based approach to care has helped thousands of children with autism throughout Wisconsin over the past 30 years.
About LEARN Behavioral
LEARN Behavioral is a national leader in autism treatment, offering comprehensive diagnostic services and contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). With a nationwide network of ABA providers and more than 100 Learning Centers across the country, LEARN delivers the highest standard of evidence-based care—customized to meet the unique needs and interests of each child and family. For more information, visit learnbehavioral.com.
Tour our De Pere ABA Therapy Learning Center
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We’re thrilled to have a local ABA therapy Learning Center in De Pere, Wisconsin! To learn more about our center, visit here.
Tour our Madison ABA Therapy Learning Center
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We’re thrilled to have a local ABA therapy Learning Center in Madison, Wisconsin! To learn more about our center, visit here.
Tour our Oak Creek ABA Therapy Learning Center
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We’re thrilled to have a local ABA therapy Learning Center in Oak Creek, Wisconsin! To learn more about our center, visit here.
Unlocking Communication: The Story of PECS with Dr. Andy Bondy & Lori Frost
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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Andy Bondy and his wife, Lori Frost, MS, CCC-SLP, who are the co-founders of Pyramid Educational Consultants, Inc. They’re also the creators of the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS). Together, they share about the origins and updates of PECS, their work around the world, and the release of the 3rd Edition of the PECS Manual.
We explore the importance of everyday language when discussing effective teaching strategies, the power of collaborative teamwork, and the need for truly individualized support. Andy and Lori also provide a forward-looking perspective on the future of PECS and emphasize why embracing cross-cultural understanding is essential for effective communication.
Join us for this insightful conversation that offers evidence-based communication practices designed to empower parents, educators, and clinicians.
Autism Diagnosis Without Bias: Eye Gaze Technology and Equity in Action
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Dr. Hanna Rue and Jonathan Lehmann join us to discuss the importance of early diagnosis and the potential of a new tool aimed at addressing health disparities, particularly for families from diverse backgrounds. In this episode, we explore the application of the EarliPoint device, which uses eye gaze tracking technology to diagnose autism in children aged 16 to 30 months. Dr. Hanna Rue emphasizes, “We all know that access to diagnostics can be extremely challenging. Within the Boston area, some families are waiting three years. Research supports that the earlier you start with services, the better outcomes you have.”
