As many as 1 in 50 individuals show signs of Tourette Syndrome – most of them undiagnosed, misdiagnosed or misunderstood. We are here to help. 908-575-7350.
Somerville, NJ
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Much-needed funding in the FY25 budget secured by @AndrewZwicker will support @NJCTS - the only organization in New Jersey that supports families affected by Tourette Syndrome, tic disorders, and associated disorders.
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On Tuesday 18th June 8pm we will be hosting a webinar where @jackson684 Georgina Jackson, Paul Cable and Barbara Morera from @Neupulseuk will deliver an update on the research of the effects of median nerve stimulation on TS. Book here buff.ly/45tftPp priced at £5 each.
ALT picture of the neupulse wearable device
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It’s the athleticism for me. #jewishmatchmaking on @netflix was released today! I’m in episode 8.
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Are you coming to the ESSTS conference this year in Brussels 7-9th June? There will also be a TTAG meeting at the conference for representatives of TS support associations. TTAG would love to see you there. Please register essts.org and any questions please ask
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What Does It Mean To Be Neurodivergent? healthdigest.com/1136806/wha…
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This though!
Credits to:( @ADHDelaide)
#AutisticArmy #ActuallyAutistic #AutismAcceptance #Neurodivergent #mentalhealth #SupportIsEverything
ALT Alt text: It's so fucked up that alot of what's considered socially indequate are Neurodivergent traits. Too straight forward? Rude. Too passionate? Dramatic. Too hyper? Childish. Too Talkative? Annoying. Doesn't look in the eyes? Rude af None of these are harmful, get over yourselves
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We need to maintain the idea that Tourette Syndrome is not a “swearing disease” without excluding those who have to swear as a tic.
Be a thoughtful advocate this Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month.
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I keep seeing sensory issues made into a joke and I’m not into it. I, for once, get the joke, but it’s not funny.
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It’s long past time to achieve universal health care coverage in the United States. The most important step we can take toward that goal right now is to close the Medicaid coverage gap once and for all. rwjf.ws/3kaYbAA
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"I started to wonder if we might have to live separately, because he couldn’t seem to bear the fear of living with us," Nicole Comforto writes in Modern Love.
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Have you been waiting for the FDA to approve the #COVID19 vaccine to get your shot? If so, the time is now.
Find a nearby vaccine at vaccines.gov or by texting your ZIP code to GETVAX (438829) or VACUNA (822862).
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1/4 This school year, I would LOVE to come to your school and/or your classroom to teach your students and staff about Tourette Syndrome. You may not have a student that has TS right now but you might in the future.
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I work with teens and mental health and @Simone_Biles is saving lives by being open and honest. A medal is great, but this is the type of thing that literally saves lives for years and years and years. She is a legend!
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Today at 6!
Join @CHADD_ADHD July 14, at 6:00 PM for Ask the Expert: Promoting Mental Health for Black Communities | For Families, Parents & Professionals
chadd.org/webinars/ask-the-e…
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Where can you find #NewJersey #nonprofits hiring? The answer is, the Center's #JobListings page! Openings at @PBPartnership @NJCTS @NJ211 @ImagineaWorldNJ @PssNewJersey @CommAccessUltd and MORE! Posting is FREE for Center #501c3 members; $90 for nonmembers njnonprofits.org/JobListings…
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Don't be afraid to talk about your #mentalhealth Talking helps don't suffer in silence. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
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It’s Special Education Week in New Jersey!
We are honoring the educators, school board members, and parents who serve our special education communities. Thank you for ensuring that all students receive a high-quality education!
#SpecialEducationWeekNJ
