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  1. Gilles de la Tourette syndrome by Ruth; Shapiro, Arthur; Shapiro, Elaine; Sweet, Richard Bruun, 1978
  2. No Duty To Retreat: The Stories of Tourette's Syndrome and Asperger's Autism by E. Antonio Hernandez, 2003-09-02
  3. Kevin and Me: Tourette Syndrome and the Magic Power of Music Therapy by Patricia Heenan, 2000-09
  4. Gilles De LA Tourette Syndrome by Arthur K., M.D. Shapiro, Elaine, Ph.D. Shapiro, et all 1988-01
  5. Tourette Syndrome
  6. Tourette Syndrome (Health Alert) by Ruth Bjorklund, 2009-09
  7. A Mind of Its Own : Tourette's Syndrome: A Story and a Guide by Ruth D.; Bruun, Bertel Bruun, 1995
  8. Teaching Students with Tourette Syndrome - An Educator's Guide to Managing and Understanding Students with Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders by Diane Hamilton, 2005
  9. Tourette Syndrome by Elaine Landau, 1998-04
  10. Tourette's syndrome: characteristics and interventions.: An article from: Intervention in School & Clinic by Kelly Prestia, 2003-11-01
  11. Understanding Tourette Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Related Problems: A Developmental and Catastrophe Theory Perspective by John M. Berecz, 1992-01
  12. Tourette Syndrome - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by ICON Health Publications, 2004-01-28
  13. Compulsive Disorder and Tourette's Syndrome (The Science of Mental Health, Vol 8)
  14. Tictionary: a Reference Guide to the World of Tourette Syndrome, Asperger Syndrome, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ... from: Intervention in School & Clinic by Spencer Nolan, 2003-11-01

61. Mental Health -- Neuropsychiatry Clinic
Information on assessment and management strategies for uncomplicated tourette syndrome. Treatment may include psychology, occupational therapy, Psychoeducation, medication, and community resources. From the Neuropsychiatry Clinic at the Children's and Women's Health Centre of British Columbia.
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Guide to Tics and Tourette Syndrome in the Neuropsychiatry Clinic
This is information on referral, assessment and management strategies for uncomplicated Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders in the Neuropsychiatry Clinic. This is only a guide; each case requires individual care, which may require adaptations of what is presented here.
What is a Tic?
Assessment

Some parts of the assessment are specific to tics and Tourette syndrome. The clinician will obtain a detailed history of the child's history of motor and vocal tics. It is important to determine the nature of the tics, their severity, the timing of the tics, and what factors make the tics better or worse. It is not the presence or absence of the tics themselves which determines the need for medication, but rather the extent of actual impairment. Therefore a major focus of the assessment is obtaining a careful evaluation of how the tics are impacting on the child's psychological, social, and academic growth.
Children with Tourette syndrome or multiple tics may sometimes have other types of co-occurring problems such as difficulties with attention, getting along with other children, poor self esteem, trouble sleeping, severe tantrums, or sensitivity to touch or sound. The assessment will therefore inquire about many other sorts of behavioral difficulties apart from tics to determine whether or not there are problems in any of these other areas.

62. PA Tourette Syndrome Association Inc.:
Information, advocacy, support groups and referral services for tourette syndrome patients, and their families. PA tourette syndrome Association Inc.
http://www.patsainc.org/
PA Tourette Syndrome Association Inc. Our Office is located at 132 West Middle St, Gettysburg, PA 17325-2108, telephone # in PA is (only) 800 990-3300 or 717 337-1134 from anywhere. Please look at our Shopping Cart located at the button to your lower left called "ClickandPledge". To find all the books, videos, trips and other items of interest and for sale please open "ClickandPledge", below and to the left. More books are to be found in the section "BooksNmore. You will find many things that will be of interest to those who hold Tourette Syndrome near and dear to their hearts. Also see the Web Site for Friends of PATSA at www.FriendsofPATSA.org Office and Staff Your Congressman Newsletters ... Tourette Awareness Campaign Did you see the Busch Auto Race on FX Sunday 5-23-04? If not, this is what you missed! Click Here... PATSA's Mission Statement PATSA's Mission Statement History of PATSA History of PATSA The Board of PATSA Find out about and meet the board members of PATSA [ Powered by ClickandPledge.com

63. Connecticut TSA Home Page
Connecticut tourette syndrome Association. Thank you for visiting our Web site. The Connecticut chapter of the tourette syndrome Association Inc.
http://www.tsact.org/
Connecticut Tourette Syndrome Association
Schedule a presentation about TS in your child's classroom.
Attend a support group . We have monthly meetings in East Haven, Glastonbury, Newtown ( *NEW* ) and Wilton.
Thank you for visiting our Web site. The Connecticut chapter of the Tourette Syndrome Association Inc. is administered from Vernon and serves the Tourette Syndrome community throughout the state. Our contact information:
Connecticut TSA
15B Talcott Avenue
Vernon, Connecticut 06066
Telephone: (203) 912-7310
E-mail: ts@tsact.org
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We invite you to get involved with the chapter.
Connecticut TSA's Newsletter and Web site are published with the generous support of Pfizer Inc.
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64. Tourette Syndrome - The Environmental Connection
tourette syndrome The Environmental/Allergy Connection. Is there an environmental or allergic connection to tourette syndrome (TS)? Yes.
http://ourlittleplace.com/tourette.html
- Choose a Page from this Section - MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY MAIN PAGE - Jacki's Story - Poem: "Remember Me" - Guidelines for Non-Toxic Living - Air Freshener Information - Fabric Softener Information - Detox Baths - Stephanie's Story - a Child's Perspective - Tourette Syndrome - the Environmental Connection - Case for Neutralizing Therapy - Maximum Tolerated Dose Testing - Reason for Allergy Explosion Proclamation of MCS Week by Governor Bush - Neighborhood Health Notice - Protect Yourself From Household Toxics - Let's Stop Poisoning Our Children! - "Second-Hand Reactions" Articles by Gloria Gilbere, N.D. Allergic Reactions and Chemical Sensitivity Teacher Forced Out of Class by Pesticide Use Wick-ed Candles Endanger Your Children Pesticide Use Prohibits Parent From Visiting School Hair Spray Toxins Fabric Softeners Create a Gas-ly Family Visit EPA Ruling on Dursban for Household Use "Scared to Death" of Having to Call 911 Scents in the Workplace Plants Help Reverse Indoor Air Pollution "Walk Around the Block" - "Symptoms Around the Clock" MSG is a DRUG and NEURO-TRANSMITTER - MCS E-mail Support Groups - MCS Resources - Links to Related Sites - Julia Kendall Memorial Page - Julia Kendall Tributes - Visitor Remarks Page
Tourette Syndrome
The Environmental/Allergy Connection
(written by Albert E. Robbins, D.O., M.S.P.H. - used by permission)

65. Tourette Syndrome
A teen's guide to TS, who gets it, what doctors do, and how to manage living with TS. From KidsHealth.
http://www.kidshealth.org/teen/diseases_conditions/brain_nervous/tourette.html

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Watching ice hockey and practicing with his band are Luke's favorite things to do. But when Luke goes someplace new, he often has to deal with stares and weird looks from strangers because he sometimes shouts unexpectedly or blinks his eyes hard. To people who don't know that these tics are symptoms of Luke's Tourette syndrome, he looks like he's in pain or needs help. Tics are sudden, repetitive movements or sounds that some people make, seemingly without realizing it. Tics are actually more common in teens than you might think. You may know someone who has either a motor tic (sudden, apparently uncontrollable movements like exaggerated blinking of the eyes) or a vocal tic (such as when a person repeatedly clears his or her throat). Many people have tics that go away in less than a year or mild tics that don't interfere with their lives. But in some people, tics are more severe or long lasting. If a person has tics for more than a year, doctors call this a chronic tic disorder . In some cases, these tics can be part of a condition called Tourette (pronounced: tuh-

66. NORD - National Organization For Rare Disorders, Inc.
Offers alternative names, a general discussion and further resources.
http://www.rarediseases.org/search/rdbdetail_abstract.html?disname=Tourette Synd

67. BBC NEWS | Health | Medical Notes | Tourette Syndrome
tourette syndrome is a complex and debilitating neurological disorder which is estimated to affect about 1% of the population. tourette syndrome.
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Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder Tourette Syndrome (TS) is widely associated with inappropriate swearing in public. In fact, it is a complex and debilitating neurological disorder which is estimated to affect about 1% of the population. What are the symptoms of Tourette Syndrome? The most common symptom are repetitive, rapid, sudden movements called tics. Tics, which can be verbal or physical, come in a broad range of types. They are defined in two broad categories:
  • Simple tics: including shoulder shrugging, eye blinking, tongue clicking, and sniffing.
  • Complex tics: including jumping, twirling about, uttering words out of context, inappropriate swearing, and echolalia (repeating a sound, word, or phrase just heard).
In relatively rare instances, people with TS may bite or hit themselves. There is no one single pattern of symptoms. Some people have very mild symptoms, whereas for others the symptoms may be very severe. By and large, these symptoms are outside the control of the sufferer.

68. Tourette Syndrome
Information about the symptoms of Tourette and how to get help for your child. From KidsHealth.
http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/medical/brain/tourette.html

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Stacy, a 36-year-old mother of four youngsters, thought she was losing her mind. At age 2, one of her daughters started making clicking sounds with her mouth. She repeated what her mother said. Every few steps, she jumped. Then there was the impulsiveness. "She would touch or do something without looking at me for approval," Stacy says. Finding Answers
"I thought maybe I was crazy," Stacy says. "I went through eight doctors. They told me, 'She'll grow out of it.' I knew she wasn't in control, and I told them that. But nobody would listen to me." Finally, specialists told her the child had Tourette syndrome (TS), a condition of the nervous system. The child's repetitive behaviors were identified as tics, involuntary movements and vocalizations. Tourette syndrome also may be accompanied by attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or obsessive-compulsive disorder , as was the case with Stacy's daughter. Unfortunately, Stacy's odyssey isn't unusual. "It's common for the symptoms to be thought of as something else - a blink as a vision problem, a sniff as an allergy," says Marianne Mercugliano, MD, a developmental pediatrician.

69. TS+ Is Fun - Table Of Contents
tourette syndrome chapter webring. Contains information on disease and resources and focuses on the positive aspects.
http://crw.boxofclue.com/tsfun/
Heya! Welcome to the "TS is Fun!" site. There are a number of sites on the web with information on TS, but almost none of them focus on the positive aspects of it. Here's our effort to rectify that!
Despite what you may gather from talking to a doctor or from reading articles in the press, being diagnosed with TS isn't the end of the world. (Hey, TS isn't a life-threatening condition!) Lots of people grow up with TS, and some of us even have fun at it! It all depends on your viewpoint.
So if you've just been diagnosed with TS, or know someone with TS, or even if you've known about it for years, kick back and read a little.
What is TS+?
In case you're not familiar with TS and the other neurological conditions often associated with it, this is a brief introduction. It'll explain some of the terms you might run into on the site. What TS is not "Wow! People with TS must be mental cases!" Nope, not really. That's not the way it works. This takes a look at some things that TS is NOT. What's Fun About It?

70. Tourette.net
Links to resources and information about tourette syndrome.
http://www.tourette.net
tourette.net
Tourette Syndrome resources and information
Latest update: 2003, May 5
"Die Tourette-Community" Updated Victoria, Australia link.
TOURETTE SYNDROME ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
Australia: Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia
Australia, Victoria: Tourette Syndrome Association of Victoria (Belgium): Vlaamse vereniging Gilles de la Tourette Brasil (Brazil): Canada: Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada
La Fondation Canadienne du Syndrome de la Tourette

Web site includes a listing of local province chapters coming events and more. Dansk (Denmark): Dansk Tourette Forening Deutschland (Germany): Tourette Gesellschaft Deutschland
Auch sehen www.tourette-online.net La France (France): (Iceland) Italiana (Italy): Associazione Italiana Sindrome Di Tourette Nederlandse (Netherlands): Stichting Gilles de la Tourette Norge (Norway): Norsk Tourette Forening
Nasjonal Kompetanseenhet for AD/HD, Tourettes Syndrom og Narkolepsi
Philippines Polska (Poland): Syndrom Tourette'a (choroba tikowa) Schweiz (Switzerland): Tourette Gesellschaft Schweiz Suomi (Finland): Suomen Tourette Yhdistys (Spain): Sverige (Sweden): United Kingdom: The Tourette Syndrome (UK) Association
Also try www.tourettesyndrome.co.uk

71. Tourette's Disorder - Tourette Syndrome Information
tourette syndrome Introduction. tourette syndrome also referred to as Tourette’s Disorder, Tourette’s, TS and sometimes Tourette Spectrum Disorder.
http://www.tourettes-disorder.com/
Welcome to tourettes-disorder.com! Our mission is to give hope and encouragement to those searching to understand What to expect from this site. Our purpose is to:
  • Push an aggressive awareness of Tourette's Disorder (TD) to the public, patients, and professionals. DSM-IV-TR ) and the spectrum of, or comorbid conditions sometimes experienced in connection with this neurological disorder (ND). Publish awareness and insight to tough questions about the physical, emotional and spiritual struggles with Tourette's Disorder.
  • "One of the worst aspects of this condition is the lack of public awareness of it and the unjustified and hurtful blaming of innocent patients for behavior not of their making." Dr. Donohue heraldtribune.com Paul Marshall Ph.D.
    editor@tourettes-disorder.com
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    72. Tourette Syndrome Mailing Lists
    Information on how to subscribe to some of the TS mailing lists (courtesy of the Dallas/Ft. Worth tourette syndrome Association).
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/7581/ts.htm

    73. MysonSean
    Offers many links to sites about tourette syndrome. Topics include advocacy, home schooling, support groups, personal stories, books and videos, medications and alternative treatments.
    http://mysonsean.homestead.com/
    Home School Legal Defense Association A must see for all homeschoolers. VALPROIC ACID (depakote) LITHIUM (eskalith) ARICEPT (donepezil) SEROQUEL (quetiapine) ... International Chapter Contacts This is a list of address's of al the chapters in different countries Chapters not listed above Not every chapter has a website - this is a list of the address's of all the chapters in the United States Washington DC and surrounding area UK Texas - Dallis Fort Worth Area Pennsylvania ... Study Materials - A to Z Homeschooling Assistance and resources for locating study materials and curriculum for your homeschool Homeschool Associates We offer curriculum design and support to families considering alternatives in education, not limited to homeschooling. The first Online K-12th grade Homeschool This online homeschool provides you with a complete kindergarten through 12th grade education. Trism's Homeschooling Curriculum For Middle school through High school. TRISMS provides directed study, yet allows the student to branch off into areas of personal interest. Skills mastered: skimming and scanning, research, critical thinking, etc. Homeschool Crossing Homeschool Crossing offers these free services: The Exchange auction for homeschool related stuff, the Eagle Eye bookstore price comparison tool, a local activities and events calendar, and discussion forums on any home school topic.

    74. Tourette Syndrome
    tourette syndrome. tourette syndrome. A series of documents concerning Brain briefings Tourette s syndrome and dopamine. This is one of the
    http://omni.ac.uk/browse/mesh/detail/C0040517L0040517.html
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    broader: Basal Ganglia Diseases other: Canavan Disease Cockayne Syndrome Hepatolenticular Degeneration Hereditary Central Nervous System Demyelinating Diseases ... Tourette syndrome A series of documents concerning Tourette Syndrome and their relevant medical treatments as well as related topics, aimed at the public. Topics include definitions of Tourette Syndrome and Obsessive-Compulsive disorder, medical treatments, modifications for students, and related internet sites. Taken from the Iowa Health Book, a part of the University of Iowa's Virtual Hospital. Tourette Syndrome Patient Education Handout [Publication Type] Brain briefings : Tourette's syndrome and dopamine This is one of the Brain Briefing newsletters produced by the US Society for Neuroscience specifically for a lay audience. The aim of these documents is "to explain how basic neuroscience discoveries lead to clinical applications". This document titled "Tourette's Syndrome and Dopamine" covers the chemical origin of this neurological disorder and improved treatments to curb the disruptive symptoms of tourette's syndrome (TS). Also covered is research into other possible TS instigators such as serotonin, and the genetic basis of TS. This document was written in April 1998. Tourette Syndrome Patient Education Dopamine Brain
    Last modified: 27 May 2004

    75. Tic_and_Twitch · Disorders_of_Animation
    A different look at tourette syndrome Plus. Stories for children, family, friends and helpers.
    http://www.freewebs.com/tic_and_twitch/
    Navigation:
    Welcome to the World of Tourette Syndrome! We were taught to beware of Strangers , and those who act Strangely Now it is time to learn that not all people who act strangely are to feared It is time to learn that some people really don't have control over themselves and their actions... or very little control. Welcome to the World of Tourette Syndrome Please Sign the Guestbook and leave comments for me about this site. Thank You!
    Contents: "What is Tourette Syndrome?" This is a different, yet detailed, approach to the clinical explanations often given. "My Wheelchair Is In My Head" , is a story about Tourette Syndrome. Although written for children, it is an easy explanation for people of any age. "Treasure Mouse", is a young child's story about Learning Differences and Teaching Disabilities. "A Rabbit's Tale II" is a story about a boy with a rage disorder, and how he injures an animal, but doesn't realize the consequences of his actions. "Classroom Helps" are ideas and hands on methods of teaching to others what it is like to have some of the disorders mentioned. They can be used for either large or small groups, or simply by yourself.

    76. Focus Adolescent Services: Tourette Syndrome
    Reviewed in Psych Central. Survey on Supplements and tourette syndrome. Books. Read All The Books. Children with tourette syndrome A Parent s Guide.
    http://www.focusas.com/Tourette'sSyndrome.html
    Focus Adolescent Services Need help for your teen? Call FocusAS or Tourette Syndrome ADD/ADHD Behavior Disorders Special Education Click here to find out if your child is at-risk, displaying self-destructive behaviors, and needs your help and intervention. Home Resources State Directory Schools ... Survey on Supplements and Tourette Syndrome Participate in this confidential survey conducted by the Association for Comprehensive NeuroTherapy. Tim Piccorillo, Motivational Speaker Tim Piccorillo has worked with businesses, associations, organizations, and schools proving that EVERYONE is capable of being more, doing more, and having more. Having learned to live with Tourette Syndrome "one day at a time," Tim shows audiences that it's not what happens to you that matters, it's what you do about what happens to you. Programs are available as keynotes or workshops. For more information, call Books Read All The Books
    Children with Tourette Syndrome: A Parent's Guide
    by Tracy Haerle (Editor)
    The authors offer families a foundation for understanding this complex disorder and for developing strategies that can help their child become a productive, happy adult. Treatments, including those for related conditions like

    77. Tourette Syndrome - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    tourette syndrome. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. tourette syndrome — also called Tourette s syndrome, Tourette Spectrum
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourette_syndrome
    Tourette syndrome
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
    Tourette syndrome Tourette's syndrome, Tourette Spectrum (TS), Tourette's disorder , or Gilles de la Tourette syndrome neurological or neurochemical disorder characterized by tics echolalia (the urge to repeat words spoken by someone else after being heard by the person with the disorder), palilalia (the urge to repeat one's own previously spoken words), lexilalia (the urge to repeat words after reading them) and, most controversially, coprolalia (the spontaneous utterance of socially objectionable words, such as obscenities and racial or ethnic slurs). The term "involuntary" used to describe TS tics is a source of confusion since it is known that most people with TS do have some control over the symptoms. What is recognized is that the control which can be exerted from seconds to hours at a time may merely postpone more severe outbursts of symptoms. Tics are experienced as irresistible as the urge to sneeze and must eventually be expressed. People with TS often seek a secluded spot to release their symptoms after delaying them in school or at work. Typically, tics increase as a result of tension or stress (but are not caused by stress ) and decrease with relaxation or concentration on an absorbing task.

    78. Internet Resources For Special Children (IRSC) - Worldwide Resource For Disabili
    Open Directory Health Conditions and Diseases Neurological EEG Biofeedback Training for tourette syndrome - Disorder Brief provided by EEG Spectrum. Published by the tourette syndrome Association.
    http://www.irsc.org/tourette.htm

    79. Tic With It --Intro And Policy
    Chapter information.
    http://members.tripod.com/~TicWithIt/
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    Tic With It Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc.
    Michigan Chapter June, 2003 Introduction and Policy
    The Michigan Chapter now serves all of the State of Michigan. Tic With It is a publication of the Michigan Chapter of the Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc. Any member of the local or National chapter or any person having personal or professional experience with Tourette Syndrome is free to submit articles for publication. All submissions are subject to editorial review and the final decision rests with the executive board. If you have Tourette Syndrome, know someone who has Tourette Syndrome, are related to someone who has Tourette Syndrome or have professional knowledge of Tourette Syndrome, we want to hear from you. We want your essays, very short stories, research notes and personal opinions. Except for research notes and personal opinions, the subject does not have to be Tourette Syndrome. Your poetry, essays, very short stories and personal opinions will be published in the section of this newsletter called The Twitchboard The Twitchboard continues to grow.

    80. Adults With Tourette Syndrome
    Adults With tourette syndrome. this Site. This site is exclusively for adults with tourette syndrome and will focus on the following
    http://www.ddonin.com/
    Adults With Tourette Syndrome
    Home Calendar Relationships
    (Straight, Gay, Bi)
    ... TS on the Job
    Home Page
    Mission Statement and Other Thoughts About this Site
    This site is exclusively for adults with Tourette Syndrome and will focus on the following:
    • The long-term affects TS has upon us as we age. Accomplishments of adults with TS. Writings about TS by adults with TS. Links to sites that will be of particular help to adults with TS. Events that are pertinent to adults with TS.
    I see "Adults with Tourette Syndrome" as a site that will evolve over time. I want to keep page elements plain and simple so that the pages will download quickly even on older computers with slower modems.
    Click on the WEBMASTER link below to submit your comments, suggestions, and submissions for possible inclusion on this site. Please keep in mind that I'm new at developing internet sites. Therefore, I'm not yet ready to write code or to even implement the code written by others.
    Webmaster
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