Apply to the 2019 NJCTS Tim Howard Leadership Academy
Applications are now being accepted for next year’s Academy at Rutgers University.
NJCTS News – November 2018
A new research breakthrough; the Leadership Academy application is available; Youth Advocates in action; Anti-Bullying month review
NJCTS Tourette Clinic at Rutgers Signs on New Director
Dr. Graham Hartke trained at the clinic during his graduate work at Rutgers. NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders (NJCTS) has announced the appointment
NJCTS and Rutgers Scientists Contribute to Worldwide Study Uncovering Possible New Causes of Tourette Syndrome
It is with great pride that NJCTS announces a research breakthrough and a National Institute of Mental Health grant of $10 million for our research
‘TS Rocks’ Finds a Home in South Jersey
The benefit concert and family fun day will feature local artists and benefit the NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome The NJ Center for Tourette
Soccer Superstar Tim Howard Surprises Leadership Academy with Live Chat
The 5th annual NJCTS Tim Howard Leadership Academy took place at Rutgers University from August 2-5. The intensive four-day training promoted self-advocacy, self-leadership, resilience and
Gov. Murphy Signs Resolution Establishing ‘Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day’
Governor Phil Murphy has signed legislation designating June 4 of each year as “Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day” in New Jersey.
NJCTS News – July 2018
June 4 Resolution passes; Year in Review is available; Family Retreat pics!; Join us at two upcoming special events; Fall Youth Advocate training has been
The 2017 Year in Review is Now Available
The latest Year in Review gives an comprehensive overview of the programs and impact of the NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders.
Princeton’s Charles Griebell and Belle Mead’s Hallie Hoffman Earn Top Scholarship and Youth Advocate of the Year Honors
NJCTS presented twelve scholarships to graduating New Jersey seniors, including Charles Griebell, 18, of Princeton and Hallie Hoffman, 18, of Belle Mead.
Joint Resolution Passes NJ Senate as NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome Celebrates Tourette Awareness at the State House
Members of the Senate and General Assembly helped NJCTS recognize Youth Scholarship winners, Youth Advocates of the Year and top fundraisers in a ceremony prior