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This medical PowerPoint presentation talks about Tourette syndrome, also known as Tourettes.
Tourettes is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, involuntary movements and vocalizations called tics. These tics can include things like blinking, facial grimacing, throat clearing, and making sounds or words that are out of context or inappropriate.
Tourettes usually appears in childhood, often around the age of 6 or 7, and tends to peak in severity during adolescence. The severity and frequency of tics can vary greatly from person to person, and tics may change over time. Many people with Tourettes also have other neurological or psychiatric conditions, such as ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or anxiety.

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Tourette YOUTH AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
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What is Tourette
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Tourette is a medical condition
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Notice anything different?
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TIC TICK OR
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What the doctors say: An involuntary, sudden, rapid, repetitive, motor or vocal involvement What it really means: An uncontrollable movement or sound What is a Tic?
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Motor Tics: Movements that can’t be controlled Vocal Tics: Sounds or speech that can’t be controlled There are 2 types of Tics:
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LESS COMMON, COMPLEX TICS INCLUDE: Coprolalia: involuntary utterance of words or phrases that can be obscene or socially unacceptable Copropraxia: involuntary obscene or socially unacceptable gestures Echolalia: involuntary repeating of words and phrases said by others Palilalia: involuntary repeating of one’s own words
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Tics of the mind
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Simple Tics: Motor tics including eye blinking, nose twitching, shoulder shrugs, arm and head jerks. Vocal tics including whistling, coughing, spitting, sniffling, barking Simple vs Complex Tics:
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Complex Tics: Motor tics including hopping, clapping, throwing, touching, funny expressions Vocal tics including blurting out words or phrases Simple vs Complex Tics:
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The need to tic is like having the urge to sneeze, cough, or blink People with tics may know they are going to tic, but managing tics is very difficult What do Tics feel like?
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To be diagnosed with Tourette, someone must have: 2 or more motor tics At least 1 vocal tic Tics for at least 1 year Symptoms often appear between ages 5-7, even though you are born with Tourette. Getting Diagnosed
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Tourette Is: A neurodevelopmental disorder Tourette is considered to be a lifelong condition, although symptoms may lessen significantly (or disappear) in early adulthood 3x more common in males than females Hereditary in most, if not all, cases Treatable 1 in every 100 school age children in the US is diagnosed with Tourette or a Tic Disorder
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Contagious Constant Tics come and go Tics get better and get worse Tics change over time Curable Tourette Is NOT
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NEURODEVELOPMENTAL Means that it occurs in the nervous system (i.e. the brain) Means that Tourette occurs while the brain is “developing”
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Rage Depression Anxiety Learning challenges Commonly occurring associated conditions include:
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What are some things you’ve inherited?
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What does it feel like to have Tourette? Activity
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Stress Anxiety Excitement Fatigue Illness Lifestyle factors that worsen Tourette symptoms include:
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What are some examples of times when having Tourette could be difficult?
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How can YOU help?
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We should never make fun of people because of their differences, especially when it’s something that they cannot control People with Tourette are just the same as all of you
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1 in every 100 school aged children in the US has Tourette or a tic disorder.
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Why do I act this way? Because I can’t control it. I have Tourette Syndrome - a medical condition. It causes me to make loud sounds, have twitches and say things I don’t mean. Please understand that this is a medical condition and I cannot control my tics. Treatment for Tourette and tics is limited and there is no cure. I am grateful for your understanding and empathy.
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What have you learned
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THANK YOU! Please visit tourette.org to learn more