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Greater Brookfield

Our Learning Center and Offices

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      Serving You Close to Home

      Life is busy — we get it. And every child is different. In greater Brookfield, we offer therapy in the place that meets your child’s needs, whether in your home or community, at our Learning Centers, in your child’s school or preschool, or through telehealth.

      Our Services

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      Diagnostics

      We specialize in assessing and diagnosing autism spectrum. 

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      Learning Center

      Here, children thrive in a supportive play-based atmosphere.

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      Home & Community

      Our Home and Community Services take place in your child’s natural environment.

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      TeleABA

      We can provide remote ABA therapy via your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

      Our Team

      Brooke Marcellis, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
      Clinical Director

      Brooke Marcellis, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA

      Clinical Director

      Brooke Marcellis is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with over 15 years of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities, including autism, as well as other psychiatric diagnoses – from ages 18 months to 55+.  She discovered Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) while pursuing her bachelor’s degree at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and continued her studies at Texas State University where she received her master’s degree.  She became certified as a BCBA in January 2013. She currently serves as the Clinical Director for the Wisconsin Region. She has been with the company since June 2015.  Her goal is to reach as many families as possible in need of services in the state of Wisconsin while ensuring the highest quality of care.  When not working, Brooke enjoys reading, running, spending time with her husband and two daughters, as well as attending professional sporting events.

      Heather Bania, BSc
      Senior Clinical Director

      Heather Bania, BSc

      Senior Clinical Director

      Heather Bania discovered ABA while pursuing her bachelor’s degree in human development at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. She started as a behavior technician at the Green Bay Clinic in February of 2001 and then transferred to the Milwaukee region later that summer. Heather became a managing technician in 2003, a clinical supervisor in 2010, and a clinical director in 2016. She currently serves as the senior clinical director for the Milwaukee region and oversees four Learning Centers.

      Outside of work, Heather enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, decorating, and relaxing on the lake.

      Resource Library

      Upholding Clinical Integrity: A Cornerstone for Leadership and Clinical Practice at LEARN Behavioral

      Embrace clinical integrity with LEARN Behavioral in ABA. Creating meaningful change in client lives through honesty, evidence-based practices, and leadership.

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      What’s it like to be a Behavior Technician? – Kaitlyn J. from WEAP

      Kaitlyn J. from Madison, WI tells us what it’s like being a Behavior Technician for Wisconsin Early Autism Project.

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      What’s it like to be a Behavior Technician? – Brian C. from WEAP

      Brian C. from Madison, WI tells us what it’s like being a Behavior Technician for Wisconsin Early Autism Project.

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      What’s it like to be a Behavior Technician? – Maria B. from WEAP

      Maria B. from Madison, WI tells us what it’s like being a Behavior Technician for Wisconsin Early Autism Project.

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      The Importance of Ethical Decision Making For Behavior Analysts

      Dr. Linda LeBlanc and Dr. Amanda Karsten discuss their latest book on ethics and how to make proactive decisions before you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation.

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      The Importance of Sticking to Consistent ABA Therapy

      Discover the importance of consistent ABA therapy for children with autism. Routines provide structure, predictability, and stability, aiding in learning and reducing anxiety.

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      Back To School Tips for Parents of Kids with Autism

      Jessica Sylfest is the parent of a child with Autism and ADHD and the Sr. Director of  Talent Acquisition for LEARN […]

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      Understanding Your ABA Provider’s Partnership with Schools

      Discover the benefits of the partnership between your child’s ABA provider and school. Learn how collaboration, consistency, and goal-setting contribute to their success.

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      5 Benefits of Early Intervention for Autism
      5 Benefits of Early Intervention for Autism

      Discover the transformative power of early intervention for children with autism, and learn how it can improve socialization, communication, behavior, academic success, and family dynamics.

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      Making the Most of Summer Break by Building Essential Skills

      Maximize your child’s summer break by building essential skills. Try these strategies to foster growth, social interaction, and to prevent “summer slide” in children with autism.

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      A Fresh Approach: Empowering Children with Autism

      Discover a fresh approach to autism therapy. Assent-based practice empowers children, builds trust, and promotes autonomy. Learn how this method is transforming lives.

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      5 Tips for Planning a Successful Vacation for Your Autistic Child

      Discover how to plan a successful vacation for your child with autism. Autism-friendly destinations can make your trip fun for the whole family.

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