tourettes awareness month
Itâs about having an open dialogue and an understanding that these kids are wonderful, great, smart, talented little people that need to be included.â. May 15 to June 15 is National Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month. Itâs a time that advocates of Tourette Syndrome raise awareness about the neurological disorder that the Tourette Syndrome Association (TSA) calls âbaffling.â. People with Tourette syndrome have involuntary movements and make involuntary sounds, referred to as motor and vocal tics. These tics, which can wax and wane, must be present for at least a year for a diagnosis to be given, and itâs most commonly diagnosed in early childhood or adolescence.