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Ticced Off!An investigation into the societal perceptions and stigma that surround Tourette Syndrome and the effect this has on those who live with the disorder. By Estelle Winders Download the full article here. Tourette's With Dignity: Don't TIC Me OffBy Dr Paul Sandor, Dr Mary Robertson, Stuart Ellis-Myers Tourette Syndrome is much more common than was previously appreciated. There are now effective medical and behavioural treatments and the management should ideally include a team of parents, teachers, administrators, nurses, doctors, psychologists and other patients with the disorder. We hope this booklet is a good start to providing you with the information you need. Tic Disorders and Learning Disability: Clinical Characteristics, Cognitive Performance and Comorbidity (Australasian Journal of Special Education)By Valsamma Eapen, Rudi Črnčec, Sarah McPherson and Corina Snedden, 2013 | TSAA Multi-language Brochures.Download Arabic Brochure TS Associations from around the worldTics and Tourettes Across the Globe Tourettes Association of New Zealand Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada - English and French Tourette Syndrome Association Of Ohio Tourette Roma blog and facebook page Finland - Suomen Tourette- ja OCD-yhdistys Norway - Norsk Tourette Forening Switzerland - Tourette Gesellschaft Schweiz Scotland TSA - Tourette Syndrome Association of Scotland |
