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Blue Skies

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Tourette Syndrome Association of America, NYC Chapter

 

Join us at our monthly support group, held on Zoom on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 7:30pm - 8:45pm ET.

 

Advanced registration is required for each session.
 

 

REGISTER TO GET YOUR PERSONAL

ATTENDANCE LINK HERE:

 

 


•October 15, 2024 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•November 12, 2024
(NEW) Adult Support Group: 6-7pm 

 •November 12, 2024 Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•December 10, 2024 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm

 

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•January 14, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•February 11, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•March 11, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•April 15, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•May 13, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm
•June 10, 2025 - Family Support Group: 7:30-8:45pm

 


 

Topics include coping strategies and self-care, parenting children with tics, supportive family routines, finding resources & coordinating care, and partnering with schools. Participants are asked to affirm our Group Norms and Values prior to attending.

 

REGISTER TO GET YOUR PERSONAL

ATTENDANCE LINK HERE:

Join our Monthly Virtual Family Support Group

Let’stalk

Adult Meetup

Every 2nd Thursday

(make note)

Bring a friend and let's have fun!

This Month: October 10th

BLONDIES

212 W. 79th St.

from 6:00 - to whenever

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Meet Tic Touriffic & Captain Compassion

"What is Your Superpower?"

a children's book series written by Lil Arbogast.

With the help of two Superheroes, Lil shares stories of raising her daughter with TS and how they learned to celebrate her differences and help her build a strong sense of self. 

Meet Tic Touriffic & Captain Compassion

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Our Superheroes are
Tic Touriffic &
Captain Compassion 


Thank you for supporting this mission to turn feeling different into a source of strength and maybe even a Superpower!

Tourette Expressions Apparel

 Craig Mollins has launched a Tourette Syndrome apparel project. Where he makes Tourette inspired paintings, and puts them on clothing. The inspiration is to help raise awareness of Tourette Syndrome, and to give people who have Tourette a creative way to let others know and create conversation and to educate.

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More than 320 advocates participated in Tourette National Advocacy Day, in Washington, DC, but we still need you to Submit a take action letter and ask others to do the same so we can ensure improved support and vital funding for the Tourette Syndrome and Tic Disorders community!

 

Submitting a Take Action Letter takes less than 2 minutes and makes a huge impact. Simply fill in the form, then press Send Message. If you are comfortable, you are invited to add a personal story to the letter. 

 

When you're finished submitting your letter, don't forget to let everyone know by sharing a post on social media with #IAdvocateFor and tagging the TAA. We would love to reshare your post. Tell the world who you're advocating for!

Submit your action letter HERE

Special thanks to Lisa Hazen, Chelsea White, Lil Arbogast, Roy Havrilack and Gardiner Comfort 

for showing up and doing the work.

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