NJCTS Youth Advocate Bryce Hanley Educates Second Graders at Parsons Elementary on Tourette Syndrome

On Thursday December 5, NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders (NJCTS) Youth Advocate Bryce Hanley, 17, of Pennington presented an introduction to Tourette Syndrome to approximately 100 second grade students at Parsons Elementary School in North Brunswick. Tourette Syndrome (TS) is a neurobiological disorder characterized by uncontrollable movements

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Dean’s Story

NJCTS changed my life. Without their education program, the friends I made at camp, and the leadership skills I gained, my experience could have been so different.

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Celebrating 20 Years of Impact

More than 170 members of our community gathered at the Bridgewater Marriott on Thursday, October 17, to celebrate a remarkable journey together.

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Ridgefield Avenue School Principal Awarded Educator of the Year

NJCTS has awarded the 2024 Educator of the Year to Dr. Michael Donovan, Principal of Ridgefield Avenue School in Glen Ridge.

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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.”

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2024 Awards and Scholarship Luncheon

NJCTS celebrated 2024 scholarship winners and award honorees during annual luncheon in Bridgewater.

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Dyslexia: Reading Between the Lines

Have you ever tried reading a complex sentence 30% faster than usual without stumbling? Imagine if every word felt like that, every time you read—that’s the reality of Dyslexia, affecting 1 in 5 children. In this captivating, FREE webinar, we invite you to immerse yourself in the intricate world of

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CBIT: Journey to Tic Relief

Are tics impacting your life or someone you care about? Discover the pinnacle of treatment for Tourette Syndrome & Tic Disorders during this FREE webinar where we uncover Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT) and why it stands as the foremost choice for effectively managing tics. Meir Flancbaum, PsyD, earned

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Why NJCTS is My “Safe Place”

I hope that you will consider making a donation to support NJCTS so they can help many other families just like they helped me!

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NJCTS News: November 2023

Family Fun Event; New Podcast; Research Update; Upcoming Online Programs; On the Blog; Be One of The GreaTS

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