Rutgers MSW Student Awarded Scholarship for Tourette Syndrome Advocacy
NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders (NJCTS) announced their annual scholarship awards this week and Drew Friedrich, a Rutgers Master of Social Work
Dr. Bernard Maria Named Healthcare Professional of the Year
“Dr. Maria has proven himself to be warm, compassionate and knowledgeable, and has expressed great empathy towards our family.”
2024 Awards and Scholarship Luncheon
NJCTS celebrated 2024 scholarship winners and award honorees during annual luncheon in Bridgewater.
Where Are They Now? – Sebastian Lijo
My name is Sebastian Lijo. My relationship with NJCTS began with my mother’s involvement, as she dedicated her time volunteering at events before eventually joining
Where Are They Now? – Adyan Khondker
Hi! My name is Adyan Khondker, a rising junior (class of 2026) at Rutgers University. I was formerly only scarcely involved in NJCTS as a
NJCTS News – May 2024
TS Awareness Month; NJ Walks for TS; May Programs; 2023 Year in Review; On the Blog; The Latest UpTic Episodes
Where Are They Now? – Mason Esposito
My name is Mason Esposito (they/them), and I was the 2015 NJCTS scholarship recipient, former coach for the Tim Howard Leadership Academy, and a recent
Where Are They Now? – Sara Deuidicibus
My name is Sara Deuidicibus and I received a scholarship from NJCTS my senior year of high school to help fund my college studies. I
2023 Year In Review
From camp and Academy, to outreach and research, catch up on all of last year’s highlights and accomplishments in our recently published Year in Review.
Executive Director Update
The Board of Trustees have appointed our Finance and Human Resources Director, Santina Reichenbach as Acting Executive Director and have begun steps to identify our
Claudia Lijo Recognized for “Courage and Compassion” by NJAMHAA
NJCTS’s Education Outreach Coordinator presented with Champion of Direct Care Award for her work with families in the Tourette Syndrome community.
Where Are They Now? – Connor Staine
Hi. My name is Connor Staine. I originally became involved with NJCTS through my dad. Once I was diagnosed (age 10) we became aware of