Faith W. Rice, founder and executive director of NJCTS, has announced her retirement at the end of 2020.

I am looking forward to this opportunity to continue to serve the TS community.

NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated disorders recently received a $2,000 grant from Investors Foundation. The grant will help further NJCTS’s mission of providing

You’re not alone. Here is one mom’s advice.

NJCTS is introducing five new interactive information sessions for parents and children that are designed to give families the knowledge and skills they need to advocate

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

Help support NJCTS' education outreach program by purchasing your  face mask in the Twitcha store.

The fully virtual event was held in conjunction with the annual NJCTS Tim Howard Leadership Academy.

NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders (NJCTS) has announced their remaining webinars for the year featuring topics of interest for parents of children

Inviting all teens ages 14 to 19 diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome to the first ever NJCTS Global TS Teen Summit, August 7 – 8, 2020. Because the

Martha “Marty” Butterfield has worn many hats with NJCTS. (She’s even eaten her hat when she lost a bet. It was chocolate, of course.) Now

NJCTS Youth Advocate Sofia leads one of the top fundraising teams for the NJ Walks for TS Virtual Walks.