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.

NJCTS has awarded the 2023 Educator of the Year to Jennifer Wishnick, a special education teacher at Matawan Regional High School in Aberdeen.

Take a look back on the year of a return to normalcy, from education outreach presentations to family get-togethers at Camp.

Colin Deibler & Anna Baldwin presented an introduction to TS to over 750 students in Mantua Township School’s Abilities Awareness Week.

NJ Walks for TS; TS Awareness Month; Video Sneak Peek; May Programs; Webinars on YouTube

NJCTS staff presented to faculty at the Forest Avenue School in Verona where a student has recently been diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome.

Statewide Campaign Raises Money and Awareness for Tourette Syndrome Education, Advocacy and Research

NJ Walks for TS; Adult Meet-Up; Award Season; March Programs; Leadership Academy; On the Blog

Promote awareness and acceptance of Tourette Syndrome. The Walk is a chance to break the stigma and show your support for our friends & family.