As many as 1 in 50 individuals show signs of Tourette Syndrome or other tic disorder – and most of them undiagnosed, misdiagnosed and/or misunderstood.

Next year, NJCTS will be celebrating our 20th anniversary of serving the Tourette Syndrome community!

NJCTS has announced their next four MasterMinds webinars featuring topics of interest for parents, medical professionals, teachers and more.   September 20: Creating Habits That

Tim Howard Leadership Academy; Family Fun Event; Back to School; Upcoming Online Programs; Webinar News

High school students learned about advocacy, self-leadership, and resilience from professionals and mentors as NJCTS conducted their tenth Tim Howard Leadership Academy.

2023 Award Winners; New Video Campaign; NJ Walks for TS wrap up; July Programs

We are here to provide education and advocacy for all levels of school.

NJCTS created the Faith W. Rice Legacy Award to honor someone who has enriched the lives of those in the Tourette Syndrome community.

Three families tell their story to help others find their Tourette Syndrome community.

NJCTS celebrated 2023 scholarship winners and award honorees during annual luncheon in Bridgewater.

Kyle was awarded a second-place scholarship and the Youth Advocate of the Year award at the June Awards Luncheon.

Kowalski, a Rutgers graduate student studying neuroscience, has been a TS advocate since she was 12.

NJCTS has awarded the 2023 Health Professional of the Year to Dr. Naomi Lubarr, a Pediatric Neurologist at  Hackensack University Medical Center.