Autistic inertia refers to the difficulty some individuals with autism experience when starting, stopping, or switching tasks, even ones they want to do. It’s not laziness or defiance; it’s a neurological challenge that can affect daily routines, transitions, and independence. For example, a chi...
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Welcome to a journey through the history of autism. The path to our current understanding of autism has been long and complex, with many twists and turns. For decades, it was misunderstood and often grouped with other developmental disorders or even thought to be caused by poor parenting. Tracing ho...
Is nonverbal autism permanent? Learn what research shows about speech and communication, and how ABA therapy helps children with autism find their voice....
ABA therapy turns daily routines into learning opportunities for children with autism. Learn how structured, positive strategies improve independence....
Wondering if your child has autism or sensory processing disorder? Discover the key differences and how ABA therapy helps children manage both with confidence....
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....