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Aliza Visagie Appointed TTAG Ambassador for South Africa
TTAG is proud to welcome Aliza Visagie as its newest Ambassador, combining professional expertise in marketing and brand strategy with a deeply personal connection to Tourette syndrome (TS). Based in South Africa, her advocacy journey began with her son’s diagnosis, which transformed uncertainty into purpose. Inspired by his words – “It’s part of me… not…
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Plain-Language Insights: What Happens During Pregnancy if You have Tourette Syndrome or Chronic Tic Disorder?
A Swedish population-based study (2001–2021) suggests that pregnant women with Tourette syndrome or chronic tic disorder (TS/CTD) have an increased risk of gestational diabetes and cesarean delivery, while their infants do not appear to face higher risks of adverse outcomes. The findings underscore the importance of attentive prenatal care for this group. However, it is…
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Upcoming TTAG Webinar: Coprophenomena in Tourette Syndrome
Beyond the Stereotype: Debunking Myths and Raising Awareness of Coprophenomena Tourette syndrome is often reduced in popular culture to a single, sensationalized symptom: involuntary swearing. The reality is far more complex – and far more human. This webinar invites you to look beyond the stereotypes and gain a clearer understanding of coprophenomena, a group of…
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Dr. Joy Legbo Appointed TTAG Ambassador for Nigeria
TTAG is pleased to welcome Dr. Joy Legbo as its new Ambassador for Nigeria. Dr. Legbo is a paediatrician based in Sokoto with nearly 20 years of experience in clinical practice. Her longstanding work with children and families has given her broad insight into neurodevelopmental health and the challenges faced by those seeking appropriate care…
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BAFTA controversy: When Inclusion Is Put to the Test
The reaction to a moment at the BAFTA Awards underscores the ongoing need for meaningful understanding of tics and Tourette syndrome. TTAG shares why this moment is important — and what it tells us about inclusion today. 👉 Read our statement on facebook
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🗣️ Share Your Voice
TTAG Pre-Conference Survey for ESSTS 2026 Your experience matters. Help shape the TTAG Session at ESSTS 2026. Tics and Tourette Across the Globe (TTAG) invites members of the Tourette community to take part in a short pre-conference survey in preparation for the TTAG Session at the ESSTS Annual Conference, taking place 21–23 June 2026 in…
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Plain-Language Insights: How well does healthcare support people with Tourette Syndrome?
A recent UK study explored the experiences of children, adolescents, and adults with TS – and their families – revealing what works, what doesn’t, and where improvements are urgently needed. Findings show that knowledgeable, engaged healthcare professionals make a huge difference, but long diagnostic delays, limited specialist access, and fragmented care leave many relying on…
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Be part of the TTAG Session at the ESSTS 2026 Conference!
Engage. Interact. Shape a New Conversation For the 4th consecutive year, TTAG is honored to host our dedicated session at the 18th ESSTS Annual Conference held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Our theme for this year: Tourette Across the Lifespan: Bridging Clinical Practice, Research, and Real-Life Experience. Despite significant advances in research and clinical practice, important gaps…
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Shaping the Future of Our Global Community
As we step into the New Year, the TS global community is growning stronger step by step – connected by shared expertise, collaboration, and a commitment to growth. Our worldwide network is our greatest strength, bringing together diverse perspectives and ideas from every region. In the year ahead, we will continue to learn from one…
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Season’s Greetings from TTAG
As the year comes to a close, TTAG would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our members, partners, and community for your continued engagement and collaboration throughout the year. Your dedication and contributions have been vital to our shared progress and achievements. We wish you a peaceful and joyful holiday season and look forward…
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Embark on Your Adventure with “Path for Inclusion”
Imagine a journey where you’re the hero, exploring uncharted galaxies, facing challenges, and discovering hidden strengths along the way. At TTAG, we’re excited to share an initiative that makes this a reality for young people with Tourette Syndrome: Path for Inclusion Here young people with Tourette Syndrome are invited to explore, learn, and grow through…
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A New Way to Stay Connected: Our First TTAG Newsletter!
Across our global community, people with Tics and Tourette Syndrome are sharing their stories, driving conversations, and shaping a more inclusive future. Now, we’re taking an exciting next step together: TTAG is launching its very first newsletter! Created for the community and guided by lived experience, this newsletter brings together everything that’s moving our mission…