Impact for Tourette's
Do you want to make a difference for people with TS?
Do you want the government to sit up and pay attention?
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE AN IMPACT!
Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia desperately needs your support for this essential research into the daily impacts of Tourette Syndrome.
This study will capture large scale evidence of the current challenges experienced by our community so that we can advocate for change.
The survey can be completed by everyone with tics and also parents/caregivers/partners.
Respondents need to be 18 years or older and live in Australia.
The survey is anonymous and takes ~20-30 minutes to complete. It can be accessed via the following link: https://redcap.link/impact-for-tourettes
Please complete as soon as possible
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