
Tic disorders are diagnosed more often in boys than in girls, and even in scientific research, the majority of participants are boys or men. But is this picture really representative of girls with tics?

Researchers at the University of Liverpool conducted a research project examining internalisation, social support, self-esteem, and quality of life, exploring how negative public stigma affects self-stigma in people living with Tourette syndrome...

At the ESSTS 2026 Conference in Ljubljana, TTAG brought together voices from across the Tourette community for a powerful panel discussion exploring Tourette Syndrome across the lifespan – beyond childhood, beyond tics, and beyond what is immediately visible...

This June, Tourette SA is launching the #SeeThePerson awareness campaign. A first for South Africa, a campaign focused on understanding, inclusion, and recognising the person beyond the tic...

We are pleased to announce that the recording of Tics and Tourette Across the Globe (TTAG) webinar with Professor Andrea E. Cavanna is now available to watch...

Many people asked the same question: Are these outbursts intentional? Health experts say no. Tourette syndrome is widely misunderstood. Here’s what you need to know...
Disclaimer: The information on this page is based on widely recognised clinical research and global Tourette Syndrome guidelines. This page is intended for general informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider.
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