Tourette and Me

Tourette Syndrome doesn’t usually disappear in adulthood, it changes. Today we talk about masking, control, work, relationships, and what acceptance really means when you live with Tourette every single day. Tic Different.

Tourette Syndrome in children often begins quietly: a blink, a movement, a sound that slowly becomes impossible to ignore. Today we talk about the first signs of Tourette, the mistakes adults often make, and how understanding matters far more than control. Tic Different.

Tourette Syndrome isn’t usually dangerous, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to live with. Behind the tics there’s often exhaustion, frustration, and the weight of being misunderstood by society. Today we talk about the difference between what people imagine… and what Tourette really feels like. Tic Different.

Most people think they know Tourette Syndrome because of what they’ve seen online or in movies. But the real symptoms are often silent, exhausting, and invisible to everyone else. Today we talk about the tics nobody notices… and the battles hidden behind them. Tic Different!

How does Tourette syndrome really start? In this episode, I talk honestly about causes, genetics, and all the myths you find online. It’s not your parents’ fault.It’s not “all in your head.”And no, it’s not something you can control with willpower. It’s your brain. And understanding how it works changes everything.

Can you really be cured of Tourette syndrome?The short answer is no. But the real answer is more interesting. In this episode, I talk honestly about what it means to live with tics, how things change as you grow up, and why the goal isn’t to eliminate them, but to truly learn how to live…

What is Tourette syndrome, really?Not the version you see in videos, not the random swearing stereotype. In this episode, I explain Tourette in a simple, real, and unfiltered way: what tics are, how they actually show up, and why most of what you read online is wrong. If you want to understand what it really…

In this episode I talk about growing up with Tourette, feeling like an outsider, and finding my place through games and the right people. Not fitting in doesn’t always mean losing—sometimes it’s exactly what makes you stand out.

A Tourette diagnosis can feel overwhelming — but is it really the end of the world? In this episode, I talk about how people react to the discovery of Tourette syndrome, why fear and panic often take over, and why acceptance, awareness, and perspective matter more than pity.

People who think they understand Tourette better than you do. In this episode, I talk about judgment, lack of empathy, and why sometimes the people closest to you are the ones who understand the least — and what to do about it.

n this episode, I talk about bullying and disability — and why reacting the way people expect you to might be the real problem. Starting from a real story of workplace bullying, I share a different perspective: what if instead of reporting, reacting, or feeling ashamed… you flipped the situation completely? This is not about…