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Welcome

Welcome to Brown County's very first BCBA-owned center for comprehensive treatment! We’re excited to meet you soon! Please give us a call to schedule a tour or an initial intake appointment.
 

If you’re already a cherished member of our Milestones community, welcome back! We invite you to explore our page to get to know our team, check out the latest updates, and discover valuable local and national resources. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for daily updates!

 

Who We Are

What We Do

We provided Applied Behavior Analysis services, commonly known as ABA therapy, to our clients. We work with you and your child to help close the developmental gap and/or to help increase independence and functional skills needed for living independently or with less assistance. Applied Behavior Analysis is the only treatment for autism approved by the Surgeon General. It is recommended that children receive it early (under 6) and often (30-40 hours per week) for optimal outcomes. However, we understand that this is not always possible, so we work with you to create the best schedule for you and your family based on your current situation.

How We Do It

Milestones Behavioral Pediatrics is dedicated to supporting children ages 2 to 18 with autism and other developmental disabilities, including ODD, Fragile X Syndrome, Down Syndrome, ADHD and more. As a BCBA-owned organization, we take pride in our commitment to supervision and oversight, fostering ongoing growth for both our clients and our team.

Our expansive 10,00-square-foot facility features a custom built sensory gym, playroom, mock classroom, mock apartment, teen lounge, reading room, kitchen for our clients and versatile learning area. Additionally, we offer a beautiful fenced in and private green space for outdoor play. Click here to explore photos of our welcoming environment!

Each child is evaluated prior to starting, and an individualized treatment plan is created for them. Once they begin, they will work towards achieving the goals and milestones outlined in their treatment plan. This is done in a 1:1 fashion, with each child being staffed with one technician while they are present. Our technicians are all 18 years or older with the minimum of a high school diploma and a clean care giver background check. Additionally, our technicians all receive 45-50 hours of in house, hands on training prior to ever working with a child independently. This not only exceeds the State standards for training, but it allows our technicians to be comfortable and confident while working with your child. Additionally, our in house training has been created to meet the requirements for of our technicians to become Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) through the certification board within their first six months of employment. This helps ensure they are able to understand and implement higher level therapy skills.

 

Each child also receives supervision from one of our BCBAs or CMI's while they are here. Click here to meet them! This supervision is given at a minimum of 1 hour for every 10 hours your child is present, but we aim for 1 hour for every 5 they are here. 

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Finally, we provide parents with a training in the basics of Applied Behavior Analysis so that they can continue the therapy we provide across multiple environments. Parents meet with their BCBA a minimum of twice monthly after the parent training, once at the center and once in home or the community. This helps ensure that generalization is occurring across settings, and provides family with the extra support they may need.

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For more information, feel free to contact us here!

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Our Visions and Philosophies

The values our company holds high are honesty, integrity, community, acceptance and innovation

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The vision we hold is to become a staple in the autism community in Northeast Wisconsin. We envision doing so by providing professional and beneficial short and long term services to children and adolescents with developmental disabilities. 

Our Mission

To make a positive impact on families and the community through the practices and dissemination of applied behavior analysis.

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