We are a non-profit parent directed org. that provides assistance to families living with ASD. Provide grants to Set up resource rooms in elementary schools in Wisconsin. We also provide seminars, and resource meetings in southwest Wisconsin.

ANGEL (Autism Network thru Guidance, Education & Life) is a non-profit group ran by parents of children on the autism spectrum. ANGELs' goal is to provide support, education and guidance to caregivers, doctor, therapist, parents, teachers or anyone with special interest in Autism and related disabilities. ANGEL runs monthly meetings, has a network of others dealing with ASD., and preforms conferences (ceu avalible). ANGELs' goal is to donate moneys to families in the south-west corner of WI for items not covered by insurance or M.A. ANGEL also has donated many items to local school districts to use for a resource room for special needs children. ANGEL runs off of donations and fund raising events. Also we have many ANGEL items for sale.

BERARD AIT is a procedure which enhances aspects of hearing perception. Individuals over the age of 3 can participate in the training program. Teenagers and adults benefit also. The treatment is not invasive. Individuals with Autism spectrum disorders, ADD, LD, PDD, CAPD, and hypersensitivity have benefited from this innovative therapeutic program. We provide AIT in locations throughout Southeastern Wisconsin, the Greater Philadelphia area, South Jersey, the Chicago Suburbs, Southern California, Las Vegas, Palm Springs area (the Coachella Valley), and in your neighborhood, if you would like to coordinate a group.

BERARD AIT is a method of retraining the ear so that the participant can listen and process sounds more normally without distortions and delays. The treatment is not invasive. It uses modulated, broadband music to retrain the auditory processing system. Results from BERARD AIT practitioners around the world document that when the Berard protocol is used, in conjunction with BERARD equipment, positive results are achieved. BERARD AIT enhances hearing perception. Individuals over the age of 3 can participate. Teenagers and adults also benefit. Individuals with Autism spectrum disorders, ADD, LD, PDD, CAPD, hypersensitivity and other sensory processing disorders have benefited from this innovative therapeutic program.

We are a nonprofit that provides education, support, information and referral and opportunities for families living with autism.

Certification program for therapists

The Brain Balance Program™ is a comprehensive individualized and drug-free program which incorporates a unique multi-faceted approach to the assessment and the development of individualized intervention plans for children affected by the Neurobehavioral/ Developmental Disorders such as ADD/ADHD, Asperger’s Syndrome, Tourrette’s Syndrome, PDD, Autism, and Learning Disabilities (i.e. Dyslexia).

Based upon the most current research our program works from a brain based model which recognizes that many of the children that are diagnosed with these disorders suffer a foundational imbalance or under-connectivity of electrical (brain) activity. This imbalance or under-connectivity occurs within and between the two halves (hemispheres) and/or large networks of the brain. We now understand that it is this imbalance of function, also known as functional disconnection syndrome, within and between the two halves of the brain which is often responsible for many if not all of the physical, cognitive or mental, and/or behavioral difficulties related to these disorders.

CFR, LLC offers training siminars to parents, families, educators, proffessionals and the community about Developmental Disabilities.
Services includes: Informational resources, Advocacy Skills Training, Legal Documents and Rights, School Services, and "How to Implement Alteritive Approaches when living ot working with children or adults with Developmental Disabilities. CFR, LLC is a mobile service, bringing the program to the client.

Dr. Karin Suesser is a licensed psychologist, specializing in the assessment and treatment of young people. She provides autism evaluations, consultations, and treatment for children of all ages.

Dr. Benson has supported persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders and persons with behavioral challenges for 27 years. She is an educational psychologist who consults and trains nationally and internationally.

-28 year autism professional
consult to families, schools, universities etc.
-training/teaching personnel who support persons with ASDs
-specialization Aspergers/HFA

In line with our mission to create autism awareness, teach acceptance of differences, and foster empathy for students with ASDs among their typcially-developing, elementary-aged peers, we offer student assemblies, peer sensitivity workshops, staff in-services, and guest lectures. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Community rehabilitation program providing theraputic services for individuals with special needs-birth to geriatric. Includes: Adult Day, Birth to Three, Vocational Training, Summer Camp, Special Needs Activity Program, and sub contract.

Integrated Development Services (IDS) is a pediatric therapy clinic that serves children with a broad range of behavioral and developmental challenges. Our programs are especially helpful for children with autism, Asperger's Syndrome, anxiety, attention deficits, hyperactivity, sensory processing problems, motor delays and difficulties, and social skill deficits.

Integrated Development Services (IDS) is a pediatric therapy clinic that serves children with a broad range of behavioral and developmental challenges. Our programs are especially helpful for children with autism, Asperger's Syndrome, anxiety, attention deficits, hyperactivity, sensory processing problems, motor delays and difficulties, and social skill deficits.

Providing services for children and families to promote strong relationships, communication and learning.

Our mission is to assist individuals and families with special needs to better live and work in the community.

Oconomowoc Developmental Training Center is a highly respected and recognized provider of services to those in need, specializing in providing residential and school programming to children, adolescents and young adults with dually diagnosed developmental disabilities and emotional disturbances. Licensed by the State of Wisconsin, Department of Health and Social Services, ODTC operates intensive residential care and total treatment services 24 hours a day 365 days a year. ODTC also offers a Day School Program for children from area school districts in need of more intensive educational services.

Mission includes to provide comprehensive residential treatment and educational services to children, adolescents and young adults with dually diagnosed emotional disturbances and developmental disabilities.

... And to utilize community resources, current technologies, warm caring guidance and professional expertise to help our residents increase their educational and vocational skills, self-worth, happiness and quality of life

ODTC's professional mission is to provide comprehensive residential treatment and educational/vocational services to children, adolescents, and young adults with dually-diagnosed emotional disturbances and developmental disabilities. Programmatically, ODTC's mission is to teach individuals to live, learn and succeed in the community.

Early Intervention and Pediatric Outpatient Services; Our mission is to provide effective treatment programs with a focus on cost containment. Rehab Resources, a therapist owned and operated organization, takes pride in the services we offer and
the dedication of our staff.

To ensure the rights of all persons with disabilities to live and function as independently as possible in the community of their choice, through supporting individual’s efforts to achieve control over their lives and become integrated into community life. To promote the philosophy of independent living throughout the Society’s Assets service delivery area, emphasizing consumer control/leadership and ability. To serve as a centralized point of contact for information, resources and services in the areas needed to maintain independent living. To be a model employer for persons with disabilities, adhering to accepted affirmative action and equal opportunity principles in all agency programs and facilities. To encourage and assist local communities in the removal of attitudinal, communication, physical, and societal barriers to promote the participation of people with disabilities in their community. To promote the awareness and full exercise of human, statutory and constitutional rights for persons with disabilities.