Wondering if your child has autism or sensory processing disorder? Discover the key differences and how ABA therapy helps children manage both with confidence....
Autism
Some kids experience sensory overload long before parents notice the signs. Understand the early clues and effective ABA therapy strategies from Move Up ABA....
Are autistic people more likely to have a high IQ? Find out what studies say and how personalized ABA therapy helps every child grow, learn, and thrive....
Do autistic people really have a sixth sense? Explore how sensory differences shape their experiences and how ABA therapy helps children grow and thrive....
Discover what Rett syndrome—often called “Rett’s autism”—really is. Learn about its symptoms, causes, and how ABA therapy helps kids grow, learn, and thrive....
Happiness looks different for every child, but for children with autism, it often comes from feeling safe, understood, and supported in their daily lives. Parents and caregivers can nurture joy by focusing on their child’s unique needs and strengths. Respect Their Interests Children with autism of...
Autism meltdowns are not tantrums—they are overwhelming responses to stress, sensory overload, or frustration. Recognizing the stages can help parents and caregivers support a child more effectively. Trigger Stage Something sets off the process, which could be loud noises, a change in routine, or ...
Between 50 and 80 percent of children with autism struggle to fall asleep or stay asleep, compared to 1 to 16 percent of neurotypical peers. Understanding autistic sleeping positions is key to supporting restful nights for individuals on the spectrum. This article offers clear guidance on common sle...
For many children with autism, transitions between tasks—such as moving from playtime to homework or getting ready for bed—can feel overwhelming. These moments of change disrupt predictability, which can lead to stress, resistance, or even meltdowns. Understanding why transitions are difficult i...