Autism Parents of S.E. Wisconsin welcomes all parents that have a child or children on the autism spectrum or believe their child is on the spectrum. We support each other through difficult times and celebrate each other's successes. Because each child on the spectrum is so different we know that there is not one specific treatment plan that will work for everyone so our hope is that we can all share ideas that are working for your children and help other people that are looking for different options find what is all available to them. We meet for dinner once a month in various locations, without kids, and talk about whatever is on everyones mind and about once a month for a fun outing with our families. In-between outings we talk with each other using our private discussion board. All new members must be approved before joining to insure the privacy & safety of our members. If you have a child or children on the autism spectrum we invite you to join us for friendship, understanding, support & fun!

The mission of the Autism Society of Wisconsin is to promote lifelong opportunities for persons within the autism spectrum and their families to be fully included, participating members of their communities through information and referral, advocacy, public awareness, and education and support for local Autism Society of America chapters, professionals and others who support individuals with autism in Wisconsin.

I am an Autism Consultant and Psychotherapist with almost ten years experiance working with children, teens, and adults with Austim Spectrum Disorders. I have had experiance working with patients in the home and in an outpatient setting. I work with help of funding from Family Support and Resource Center in Dane County as a Consultant-training respite staff to work with children with Autism.

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.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

In-home support for families who have children with severe disabilities. The Family Support Program provides individual services and supports to families that include a child with severe disabilities. The Program recognizes that meeting the needs of children who have severe disabilities may place hardships on a family's emotional, physical and financial resources.

Family support for parents of children with autism in WI.

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.

I work with children age 4-12, adolescents, families and adults. I enjoy my work with individuals of all ages that have pervasive development disorders or are on the autism spectrum.

Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program