As many as 1 in 100 individuals show signs of Tourette Syndrome or other tic disorder – and most of them undiagnosed, misdiagnosed and/or misunderstood.

Scholarship Winners; Camp FantasTIC; Youth Advocate of the Year; Leaving a Legacy; Good Bye Kelley; July Programs

Virtual or in-person, go back to school with NJCTS! We are here to provide education and advocacy for all levels of school.

Dr. Tischfield was already a well-established leader in genetics research when Faith Rice walked into his office at Rutgers University. 

NJCTS awarded college scholarships and celebrated our top professionals, walk teams, Youth Advocate of the Year, and our very first Faith W. Rice Legacy Award

“I educated children on what Tourette Syndrome is, what it looks like, and how it feels." Youth Advocate heads to UNC in the Fall.

Butler was awarded the Faith W. Rice Memorial Scholarship, named after NJCTS founder and former executive director.

Sofia Trabilcy is well on her way to reaching her $5,000 goal and exceeding every other walk team.

NJCTS has awarded the 2022 Health Professional of the Year to Dr. Marla Deibler, Founder and Executive Director of The Center for Emotional Health.

It is with great sadness we announce that Kelley Teabo will be leaving NJCTS as the end of June.

TS Awareness – Tim Howard Leadership Academy – NJ Walks for TS Update – Youth Advocate Presentation Training – Wednesday Webinar – May Programs –

NJCTS has awarded the 2022 Educator of the Year to Stephanie Logan, Director of Special Services at Mantua Township Public Schools.

NJ Walks for TS is the perfect time to spread awareness for TS in your community.