Anne Langer

Anne is the Clinical Director of our Wiesbaden clinic and a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with a strong academic and research background in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). She earned her Master of Science in Psychology from the University of Frankfurt in 2016, where she focused on child and adolescent mental health. During her studies, she developed a deep appreciation for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), recognizing it as one of the most effective and evidence-based approaches for supporting individuals with ASD.

Anne’s early career included work as a student research assistant at the Institute of Medical Psychology in Frankfurt, where she contributed to several studies exploring neurological patterns in young adults with ASD. Her master’s thesis focused on multisensory integration in autism spectrum disorders, reflecting her longstanding commitment to understanding ASD from both a scientific and clinical perspective. Through this work, she not only conducted cognitive assessments and neuroscientific measurements, but also built meaningful relationships with the individuals she supported — experiences that solidified her passion for clinical practice.

She joined Knospe-ABA in 2018 and completed intensive ABA/VB consultant training, working with more than 40 children across Germany. Anne further strengthened her expertise through extensive literature review, workshops, and hands-on mentorship, continuously integrating research with practical application.

Since becoming a BCBA in 2021, Anne has led our Wiesbaden Lerncenter with dedication and heart. As Clinical Director, she blends academic rigor with compassionate, individualized care, supporting children with ASD while mentoring clinicians and fostering a collaborative, high-quality clinical environment. Her thoughtful leadership and commitment to evidence-based practice make her an integral part of our organization and the families we serve.