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Our new Stevens Point, 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.
Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) and Total Spectrum, providers of LEARN Behavioral, are proud to announce the grand opening of its new Greenfield Learning Center at 4131 W Loomis Rd., Suite 100, Greenfield, WI 53221.
WEAP and Total Spectrum are Greenfield’s premiere contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) providers of center-based autism services for children ages 18 months to 4 years old. The new Greenfield Learning Center provides center-based ABA therapy and Early Intervention. Outside of the center, the Greenfield team provides ABA therapy in the home and community settings.
“Our Greenfield Learning Center was established to meet the high demand for ABA autism services in southeastern Wisconsin,” said Heather Bania, BSc, WEAP Senior Regional Clinical Director – Milwaukee Region.
“We are excited to have the opportunity to partner with new families throughout greater Greenfield to help find success for every child in our care,” Brooke Marcellis, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA, Regional Clinical Director of Total Spectrum.
With no waitlist and flexible treatment hours to accommodate busy family schedules, the center is now enrolling new clients in Milwaukee County and beyond.
For more information or to enroll a child at the Greenfield Learning Center, call (608) 662-9327 or visit https://wiautism.com/locations/greenfield
WEAP and Total Spectrum, part of the LEARN Behavioral network, are two of the nation’s leading providers of compassionate autism care. Together, they have provided evidence-based autism services for over 30 years and are dedicated to delivering personalized ABA therapy to help children and families find success.
The Greenfield Learning Center is WEAP and Total Spectrum’s seventh center-based ABA therapy location in the Greater Milwaukee area. The companies already have Learning Centers in Glendale, Oak Creek, Brookfield, Milwaukee, Mount Pleasant, and West Bend, WI.
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.
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.
Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP), provider of LEARN Behavioral, officially opened the doors of its new Green Bay Learning Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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.
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.
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.
For more information or to enroll a child at the Green Bay Learning Center, call (920) 338-1610 or visit https://wiautism.com/locations/greenbay
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.
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.
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Some children experience sensory sensitivities that make bright lights, loud sounds, and crowded spaces a challenge to navigate. For some families, calmer, quieter places help make outings more manageable.
Sensory-friendly activities are designed to be quieter and more adaptable. These environments may lower lighting and sound levels, provide space to move around, and offer accommodations to support a range of needs.
In Sheboygan, a lakeside city on Wisconsin’s eastern shore, several spots offer calm, sensory-friendly spaces. Here are five places where families can relax and explore — without sensory overload.
Looking for a hands-on learning space that feels welcoming? The Above & Beyond Children’s Museum in downtown Sheboygan features interactive exhibits designed for curious kids. On select days, the museum offers sensory-friendly hours with reduced lighting and sound, creating a calmer experience.
Tip for Families: Visit during sensory-friendly hours, or call ahead to ask about accommodations.
If your child feels more comfortable outdoors, Kohler-Andrae State Park offers plenty of peaceful options. Located along Lake Michigan, it features quiet hiking trails, sandy beaches, and open space for kids to roam at their own pace.
Tip for Families: Weekday mornings are especially quiet. A Wisconsin State Park admission sticker is required for vehicle entry.
The Mead Public Library offers a calm, inviting space with cozy corners and soft lighting in the children’s section.
Tip for Families: Ask at the desk about upcoming sensory-friendly programs.
Evergreen Park provides wide open green space, shaded picnic areas, and paved trails. It’s a great spot for unstructured play or quiet time in nature.
Tip for Families: The accessible Shaw Family Playground is right next door. The inclusive play space is designed for children of all abilities and is a popular destination for families.
Marcus Theaters Sheboygan Cinema regularly offers sensory-friendly movie screenings. These showings have lower sound, gentle lighting and a more relaxed environment for those with sensory needs.
Tip for Families: If you need additional assistance with accommodations, reach out to the theatre about its “Reel Movies for Real Needs” program and schedule.
Check out our LEARN Behavioral blog on 5 simple play ideas for more sensory-friendly inspiration.
Looking for additional support for your child in Sheboygan, WI? At the Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP), part of LEARN Behavioral, we use science and data to deliver contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, tailored to your child’s unique needs, interests, and personality. Learn more about our services in Sheboygan and contact us today.
Do you have a child who experiences sensory sensitivities? Outings can sometimes feel overwhelming when loud noises, bright lights, and crowds are involved.
For families looking for a quieter experience, sensory-friendly places can offer a refuge. These spaces adjust their environment to create calm, welcoming experiences.
In Western Wisconsin, along the Red Cedar River and Lake Menomin, the city of Menomonie offers a few hidden gems that provide a peaceful and sensory-considerate experience. Here are five sensory-friendly places for families craving connection without sensory overload.
Looking for a quieter way to spark curiosity? The Russell J. Rassbach Heritage Museum provides a low-pressure learning environment. With hands-on exhibits exploring local history, it allows kids to thrive on discovery without too much noise or distraction.
Tip for Families: Plan your visit during the morning hours or weekdays for the calmest experience. Call ahead to let the staff know about your needs, and they’ll be happy to provide accommodations for a more relaxed visit.
If your child feels most at ease in natural surroundings, head to the Red Cedar State Trail. It offers miles of peaceful walking and biking paths along the Red Cedar River. Nature sounds replace city noise, and there’s plenty of space for kids to roam or pause as needed.
Tip for Families: The trail is especially quiet on weekday mornings.
With its wide, open green spaces and shaded picnic areas, Wakanda Park is a great spot for families seeking unstructured play in a peaceful environment. It features a playground for active adventures, ball fields and pickleball courts for some low-key competition, and borders scenic Lake Menomin.
Tip for Families: Don’t miss the nearby lakeside beach, another quiet and picturesque spot for relaxing or playing.
The Menomonie Public Library offers a cozy children’s section, calm lighting, and quiet reading areas. Staff are welcoming and often happy to help create a relaxing experience. The library sometimes offers sensory-friendly story times or special programs.
Tip for Families: Ask about noise-reducing headphones or sensory kits available at the desk.
The historic Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts occasionally hosts sensory-friendly performances. These shows feature lower volumes, softer lighting, and a more relaxed atmosphere.
Tip for Families: Contact the box office to find out when sensory-friendly events are scheduled or to request accommodations.
Check out our LEARN Behavioral blog on 5 simple play ideas for more sensory-friendly ideas.
Looking for additional support for your child in Menomonie, WI? At Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP), part of LEARN Behavioral, we use science and data to deliver contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, tailored exclusively to your child’s unique needs, behavior, and personality. Learn more about our services in the Menomonie area and contact us today.
