Sixty consecutive admissions were assessed for perceived stress, emotional dysregulation, severity of obsessions and compulsions, anxiety, depression, attention deficit disorder, and tic expression at a TD clinic, in a university-affiliated pediatric hospital. The results indicated that stress and emotion dysregulation were significantly related to both tic expression and severity of comorbidities.

What is this study missing?

Stressors beyond emotional: environmental, physical, biological

What is causing emotional dysregulation? Talk about the stress of inflammation on mood. Is it really the emotions or the underlying stressors driving the emotions?

We will be talking about Genes and V's

What you will learn:

Why genes matter

How genes can help you make better decisions for your child's health

Why you should educate yourself

We are going to talk about food sensitivities.

• Why our kids have food sensitivities
• What are food Sensitivities
• How they can impact tics.

We are going to tackle the ins and out of conventional vs. holistic medicine.

Why it matters to your family

How it can help your child

Want a happy calm child that is in control of their body? Want them to feel confident walking down the street or going out to eat?

It’s soul crushing as a parent when you feel like you have tried everything, nothing is working, and the person you trust most with your child's health is telling you to sweep it under the rug.

In this training...

I’ll reveal three reasons histamines can impact tic disorders.

I’ll show you how my clients can finally take center stage in their lives and mom can reclaim her life.

See how your child do all the things they have been missing out on

♥ Mom feels confident knowing she has a clear step-by-step plan to help her child tackle their tics.

Are histamines a big deal

On this Video I’ll show you:

Why histamines are important

How they can impact tics

AND why they may not be the problem you think they are

This training will and help you rethink your child's tic...

As parents, we are always on the lookout for how to stop tics or tic disorders treatments but we don't take into account how another diagnosis might be connected to tics. 

Children who suffer from Tic disorders, ADHD, OCD, or Sensory processing are more likely to have another diagnosis. Tic disorders and other related diagnoses often go hand in hand with each other. A co-diagnosis is when a child has two different diagnoses that go together. Tics may be the most noticeable of these conditions, but they typically accompany one of these three: ADHD, OCD, or sensory processing disorder. We are going to explore tic disorders and how they relate to other mental health issues such as ADHD, OCD, SPD, and even autism spectrum disorders.

Tics may be observed in children diagnosed with ADHD. For example, a child with Tourette Syndrome (TS) accompanied by attention deficits will meet the diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Tic disorder is also comorbid...

Many parents feel stuck when it comes to their child's tic; they don't know how to help them, and watching them is heartbreaking.

Tics are not purely neurological! I know mind-blowing, right? So you have a tic you see a neurologist, and he tells you to "ignore it"...

Children who suffer from Tic disorders, ADHD, OCD, or Sensory processing are more likely to have another diagnosis. Tic disorders and other related diagnoses often go hand in hand with each other. A co-diagnosis is when a child has two different diagnoses that go together. Tics may be the most noticeable of these conditions, but they typically accompany one of these three: ADHD, OCD, or sensory processing disorder. We are going to explore tic disorders and how they relate to other mental health issues such as ADHD, OCD, SPD, and even autism spectrum disorders.

Tics may be observed in children diagnosed with ADHD. For example, a child with Tourette Syndrome (TS) accompanied by attention deficits will meet the diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Tic disorder is also comorbid with other impulse control or disruptive behavior disorders such as Conduct Disorder and Oppositional defiant disorder that are often seen alongside a diagnosis of ADHD. In...

We are talking about

-Why you feel like you have tried everything and you are still frustrated
-Why you are not seeing changes in symptoms
-AND why you need a roadmap for your child's tics.

Has your child just been handed a tic disorder diagnosis? They are experiencing tics and twitches and you don't know what to do!  Maybe you have questions about the genetic roots of your kid’s condition?

I'm here to answer your questions and help ease some anxiety. I have tons of powerful information that may relieve, or at least clarify, some of your worries. 

I want to help you explore the genetics behind tics disorders and what they mean for children who are affected by them. In addition, I want to make sure that parents have all the resources available to them when it comes to their kids and any medical conditions they might be experiencing – so watch out!