The Tourette Association of America - Minnesota Chapter

The Tourette Association of America - Minnesota Chapter Non profit volunteer group, organized to support people and their families that are maneuvering life with Tic disorders and Tourette syndrome.

We can offer support with families and school with inservice and literature.

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08/06/2026

Anyone planning to apply?

08/06/2026

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07/10/2026

Next Board Meeting : July 28, 2026 from 6-7pm

Interested in joining our Chapter’s Board? We are looking for passionate people regarding Tourette Syndrome. This can be a minimal commitment.
If you are interested please send email to [email protected] with any interest, experience, and passion you have. We will send zoom link to all that send email.

We have the following openings:

Chair - Crystal Neumann
Vice Chair - Open
Secretary - Open
Treasurer - Abbie Anderson
Regional Liaison Metro - Crystal Neumann
Regional Liaison Rochester - Amanda Harmon
Regional Liaison Duluth - Open
Regional Liaison St Cloud - Open
Youth Ambassador Liaisons - Amy & Dan Baar

05/23/2026

Graduate Recognition Program:
TAA plans to recognize graduates following Awareness Month and graduation season.
If you have a graduate to celebrate:
Submit photo and information to MN TAA
Deadline: June 17

Teal Lights will be shining in Edina for Tourette Awareness Month. June 8 - June 14th France Avenue Median lights will b...
05/15/2026

Teal Lights will be shining in Edina for Tourette Awareness Month. June 8 - June 14th France Avenue Median lights will be glowing for us!

04/24/2026

The Tourette Association of America welcomes the US release of “I Swear,” a powerful portrayal of life with Tourette Syndrome crafted with respect. Not only does the film showcase John Davidson’s daily struggles with his tics and symptoms, “I Swear” teaches audiences that it’s often the public’s lack of understanding that causes the most harm. Countering these misconceptions and the resulting stigma is central to our mission. As John says in the film: “It all goes back to education…the problem is that people don’t know enough about Tourette’s.”

While the film will resonate with many people living with tics, it focuses on one individual’s journey. Every person’s experience with Tourette Syndrome is unique, with symptoms that can vary widely and change over time. For example, coprolalia – involuntary tics of inappropriate words or phrases – affects approximately 10–15% of people living with Tourette Syndrome. Treatment options have advanced significantly, and people successfully lessen the impact of their symptoms every day with appropriate care.

While there is no cure, with the right support, each person living with Tourette Syndrome or another Tic Disorder can thrive. Our mission is to help them do so. To learn more and access support, please visit tourette.org or email [email protected].

04/22/2026

Want to see the movie I Swear with a group?

Join us at West End Cinema; St Louis Park on Friday, April 24th at 6:15pm.

04/20/2026

Does anyone in our group live in or near Duluth, MN?

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Minneapolis, MN
56002

Telephone

+16512124711

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