Youth Programs
We’re empowering youth with Tourette’s Syndrome and related disorders through education, peer support, and programs that build confidence, self-advocacy, and resilience.
Adult Programs
We provide adults with Tourette Syndrome access to meaningful programs, peer connections, and resources because the journey doesn’t end at 18.
Support for Parents & Caregivers
Providing expert guidance, educational programs, support groups, and trusted resources to help their children with Tourette Syndrome thrive at home, in school, and beyond.
Our 2025 Impact
Elementary and Middle School Students Reached by a Youth Advocate
Professionals Reached through Education
Hours of Total Programming
Partner Organizations
Find Your Community
Grey Sky Films has produced a new series of videos to promote the impact NJCTS has had on families. Three families – the Straley’s, Ordonoez-Coronado’s, and Delaney’s – sat down with us to discuss thier journey with Tourette Syndrome. From the Family Retreatto school presentations, NJCTS brings the community together and helps navigate social, educational, and medical challenges.
Upcoming Events
NJ Walks for TS
May 2, 2026 at Duke Island Park
Our annual walk promotes awareness, acceptance, and advocacy of Tourette Syndrome and its associated disorders. Start a team, join a team, make a donation to a team member.
Camp FantasTIC
Black Rock Retreat from June 19 – 21, 2026
This weekend allows children and their families to meet others with Tourette Syndrome to learn more about their diagnosis and engage with peer mentors in a fun, safe environment. Workshops provide a place for youth and parents to ask questions about TS and learn from mentors.
October 29, 2026 at Navesink Country Club
Join us as at the Bridgewater Mariott as we honor the continued growth, impact, and mission of the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders.
What's New with NJCTS
Five Frequently Heard Myths Surrounding Tourette Syndrome
Why are there myths and misconceptions about Tourette Syndrome (TS)? One reason could be that TS is not diagnosed with a blood, laboratory, or imaging test. Instead, knowledgeable clinicians evaluate and interpret a patient’s symptoms. Depending on who is observing...
Be the Reason Understanding Becomes Acceptance
Join us in our mission to support and uplift individuals with Tourette Syndrome through education, advocacy, and community engagement. Together, we can change lives by building understanding, acceptance, and opportunity for children and adults living with Tourette Syndrome and associated disorders. Your involvement and support fuel life-changing programs, education, and advocacy, helping families feel seen, supported, and never alone.










