WE HAVE A NEW FACEBOOK PAGE!

WE HAVE A NEW FACEBOOK PAGE! Please RELINK your Facebook tab and FOLLOW us at: https://www.facebook.com/TouretteAssociationTexas/
You may have followed us years ago, but our old FB page no longer works.

BE SURE TO FOLLOW TO STAY IN TOUCH with our new page.

"I Swear" Now Streaming on Netflix US!

“I Swear” Streaming on Netflix US started Saturday, August 22!
“I Swear” is here in the US on Netflix! The film, which tells the story of John Davidson’s life with Tourette Syndrome, is now available on Netflix. The TAA has created a resource page for audiences across the country who will watch this movie and learn about TS for the first time. Explore and share TAA’s page link to help audiences of the film access free resources and learn more!
Host your own “Watch Party” to help explore and share information about Tourette Syndrome!
Please reach out to info@tourettetexas.org for more information or to share your “Watch Party” details!

Camp du Ballon Rouge - April 23-26, 2026

Camp du Ballon Rouge, was held Thursday, April 23 through Sunday, April 26, 2026, at Camp Olympia near Livingston, TX

Camp was amazing with a record number of campers this year. Fun was had by all! Looking forward to next year!

Watch our Camp page in January to confirm the 2027 camp dates and to download an application. Email info@tourettetexas.org to be added to receive more information as it is released in 2027.

 

State of Texas - 2026 Proclamation - Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day June 7, 2026

Tourette Association of America – Texas Chapter has received a Tourette Syndrome Awareness Day Proclamation for the state of Texas from Governor Greg Abbott! This is the first proclamation we have received from the Governor for the State of Texas and we are so proud!!! This is a huge accoplishment toward making TS awareness a part of Texas now and in the future. Let’s keep the momentum going!!!!

 

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