Wisconsin Chapter

Join us for Madison Mallards Baseball on July 13th

$15 for a ticket, hat and 32 oz cup filled with your choice of beer or soda.

Go to Mallardstickets.com and chose the promotions section and enter promo code WTSA.

More info on the graphic below. or call Brayden at 608-246-4277 or Brayden@mallardsbaseball.com

We hope to see you for some baseball and fun on July 13th!

The Frontage Road to Mars Presented by Marleen Sundgaard, NASA,
Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

Sample Youth Ambassador Presentation by Emily and Katie Shelby, Wisconsin Youth Ambassadors

Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

Up to Me: A Decision Making Framework for Making Choices About Sharing our Challenges and Resilience – Presented by: Sarah Reed, PhD, Honest Open, Proud Lead, Rogers InHealth

Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

The workbook for the Teen version of the Up to Me
program is available for download on the link below. We put these exercises together to help young people talk about challenges.
The strongest, currentevidence for what works to reduce stigma is for people to have direct social contact with people who can talk about their experience with Tourette and the insights they have gained on thepath to symptom management. This can also be a very helpful way to reduce self-stigma

Habit Reversal for Children with Tic Disorders Presented by: Douglas Woods, PhD, Vice Provost for Graduate and Professional Studies and Dean of the Graduate School, Professor of Psychology, Marquette University

Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

Treatment of Tic Disorders and Other Repetitive Behaviors Presented by: John T. Walkup, M.D., Chair, Department of Psychiatry, Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, Professor of Psychiatry, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

“Unlocking the Mystery of IEP Success, Key Information to Improve Outcomes” presented by Shari Meserve, M.S. Ed. Ed S, School Psychologist at Lake Bluff Elementary School

Tourette Connections Conference, March 22, 2019, Pewaukee, WI

To RSVP to support group meeting or events, please click here to join our MeetUp group.

The TAA Youth Ambassador Program brings together, trains and supports teens to advocate for and talk about Tourette and Tic Disorders in their community, with their elected officials and before their peers at school, sports leagues, scout troops, camps and after-school programs. Learn More

The TAA conducts in-service presentations around the state with various schools on an as needed basis. It can make a tremendous difference in your child’s academic experience to have the school staff educated about the many facets of TS. Learn More

To be connected with a Wisconsin Youth Ambassador Team call Bryan Shelby at 920-698-1690 or email

The Tourette Syndrome Assoc. of WI meetup group welcomes any and all affected by Tourette Syndrome, Tics, ADHD, OCD, Anxiety & related disorders to our group! We operate as a Chapter of the National Tourette Syndrome Association. PLEASE NOTE: You don’t have to be a Chapter member to attend any of our Meetups & all are welcome! Meetup enables us to “get the word out” about support group meetings and social events in Wisconsin. Currently we have groups meeting in Milwaukee, Green Bay and Madison! Meetups aren’t restricted to local residents. Past events have included: Monkey Joe’s, bowling, a variety of educational speakers and our annual 5K Family Awareness Walk in Green Bay. Our goal is to plan events to socialize, support each other and to educate both ourselves and the community about Tourette Syndrome. Welcome aboard!