ABA Therapy Practice – Wisconsin Early Autism Project
Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) is an autism treatment provider operating multiple learning centers across Wisconsin, with established clinic locations in Green Bay, Sheboygan, and Beloit, and a new learning center in development for Greenfield. The practice identifies itself as the first provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) in the state of Wisconsin, with over 25 years of operational history. WEAP is affiliated with LEARN Behavioral, a national collective of ABA treatment providers.
The practice delivers contemporary ABA therapy described as personalized treatment that considers families and caregivers a core part of the clinical process. The stated philosophy is that each child is unique, and treatment is structured to reflect individual needs rather than a standardized model. Services include center-based ABA therapy at WEAP’s Learning Centers, in-home ABA therapy delivered in the child’s natural environment, youth club programs, outpatient counseling, telehealth services, and autism diagnosis services. Treatment targets language and communication skills, social and play skills, daily living skills, behavioral challenges, and school preparation for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
Clinical leadership includes Hanna Rue, Ph.D., BCBA-D, Chief Clinical Officer, and Mary Smith, BCBA, Vice President of Clinical Services. The BCBA-D designation reflects doctoral-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst credentialing. The practice states that approximately one-third of enrolled children make sufficient progress within the first 18 months of treatment that fewer treatment hours are recommended going forward, reflecting individualized pacing tied to measurable developmental progress.
Sessions are available across multiple delivery settings, including home environments, community locations, and Learning Center facilities. The practice accepts insurance and reports no waitlists at select Wisconsin locations. Spanish-language services are available for bilingual families.
WEAP’s emphasis on treating every child as a unique individual and positioning family and caregiver involvement as integral to treatment, rather than supplemental, is stated throughout its program description. The combination of in-home delivery, center-based care, telehealth, outpatient counseling, and diagnostic services reflects a broad service scope across the developmental and treatment spectrum. Contact is available by phone at 608-662-9327.