Parents/caregivers can share any concerns about their child’s motor or vocal tic(s) with their primary care provider. They will be asked questions about what the tic(s) look like, when they started, and how often they occur. They may be referred to a neurologist to rule out any medical conditions that could be causing or contributing to their child’s tic(s). Once a tic disorder has been diagnosed, the provider can help the family determine the best course of treatment.