Wisconsin
List of State Resources - Wisconsin
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Autism Speaks | Autism Speaks is dedicated to promoting solutions, across the spectrum and throughout life, to the needs of people with autism and their families. |
| Autism Society of Wisconsin | The Autism Society of Wisconsin exists to provide a community for people affected by autism, their families, and the professionals who care for them. The main objective is to increase the quality of life of people affected by autism and to respond to the emerging needs of the autistic community through the five main service areas; support, information and referrals, advocacy, education and community building. |
| Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. Autism | The Department of Public Instruction is the state agency that promotes public education and libraries in Wisconsin. There is a section about autism in which there is a very complete definition and certain resources specifically for special education. |
| Phoenix Behavioral Health Services. Autism Resources | This platform offers an informative guide to online Autism resources, as well as groups and organizations with their respective links. |
| Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) | The organization has a comprehensive treatment program that offers your child an enriched learning environment, evidence-based teaching strategies, a structured and individualized curriculum, and ongoing assessment. |
| Autism Society Southeastern Wisconsin | The Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin seeks to improve the lives of all those affected by autism by raising public awareness of the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum, advocating for appropriate services for people throughout life, and providing the latest information on treatment, education, research and advocacy. |
| Family Path | Family Path conducts high-quality diagnostic evaluations and provides evidence-based naturalistic treatment programs for children 18 months to 5 years of age. The team of expert physicians develop and supervise game-based programs that combine developmental and behavioral approaches to the treatment of autism. |
| Department of Human Services | Regional Centers offer free and confidential help finding information, identifying services, and helping answer your questions about resources about children and youth with special health care needs, such as autism spectrum disorders, including, Early Identification and Detection, Diagnosis, Therapy Providers, Health Care Benefits and Exemptions, Respite and Child Care Options, among others. |
| Autism Society South Central Wisconsin | The Autism Society of South-Central WI is a non-profit organization serving the following counties in south central and southwestern Wisconsin: Crawford, Columbia, Dane, Grant, Green, Iowa, Lafayette, Richland, Rock and Sauk. |
| Common Threads | Common Threads is a non-profit organization They offer individualized psychotherapy and occupational therapy services in their clinic and innovative educational opportunities in the school program. All programming is aimed at people with autism, behavioral disorders, sensory differences, and mental health needs. |
| Autism Society of the Fox Valley | The Autism Society of Fox Valley, Inc. is a non-profit 3 organization serving Calumet, Fond du Lac, Outagamie, Waupaca, and Winnebago counties. Its mission is to provide information and referrals, advocacy, public awareness, education, and support for individuals, families, professionals, and others who support people with autism. |
| Center Piece LLC. Autism Services | It is part of Caravel Autism Health. Caravel Autism Health is made up of specialists who work with families in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Washington, and Idaho. Provides treatment through multiple formats, including in-center, home, telehealth, and a combination of all three. |
| A Snapshot of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Wisconsin | The Center for Disease Control and Prevention provides an overview of the number of children with autism spectrum disorder, the characteristics of those children, and the age at which they are first evaluated and diagnosed. This statistic is also found in 10 other states. |
| InBloom Autism Services | Working in 8 states around the country, Inbloom offers ABA therapy services, in-depth services, diagnostic evaluations, speech and language therapy, and finally occupational therapy. It also has resources for parents such as private insurance, health insurance, grants and scholarships, among others. |
| Merakey | Merakey is a nonprofit organization that provides ongoing care for people with autism throughout their lives by offering education and therapy services to help children, adolescents, and young adults. Applied behavior analysis is integrated into all autism programs to teach basic skills and maximize communication. |
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Disclaimer: The resources posted on Ability Life Solutions are meant solely as suggestions and should not be construed as child-specific advice. The Center For Autism and Related Disorders recommends working with a board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) who has experience with autism before starting any intensive behavioral intervention. Any choices you make in determining your child’s treatment are completely at your own discretion.
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