The role of lived experiences in shaping the future of Tourette Syndrome research is becoming increasingly evident, and TTAG is thrilled to host an upcoming webinar dedicated to exploring this crucial topic.
- Date: Wednesday, January 29, 2025
- Time: 11 AM CST / 12 PM EST / 5 PM BST / 6 PM CET
- Location: Zoom
Our panel of esteemed speakers will include Dr. Christine Conelea and Carolyn Hunt from the Minnesota Tic and Compulsivity Lab at the University of Minnesota, along with E.G. Gidner, TTAG’s Lived Experience Advisor. Together, they will share their unique perspectives on how personal stories and real-world experiences are driving meaningful advancements in Tourette research and fostering stronger connections between researchers and the community.
This webinar will provide participants with key insights, including an understanding of the relevance of lived experiences in Tourette research and practical ways these experiences can be incorporated into research practices. Attendees will also learn how to contribute to and participate in ongoing research efforts, as well as provide input into shaping research priorities that truly reflect the needs of the Tourette community.
Through a combination of academic expertise and personal insights, this event will highlight how real-world experiences can inform and transform scientific discovery, creating a collaborative framework for researchers and the Tourette community alike.
The session will conclude with a live Q&A, offering participants the opportunity to engage directly with our speakers, ask questions, and share their thoughts.
We invite you to join us for this important conversation and be part of the movement to build a more inclusive and community-driven approach to Tourette research.
Don’t miss out – register here today!
