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Behavioral therapy can be used in cases when medication wants to be avoided.
Because tics are generally exacerbated by anxiety, anger, and excitement, and are less noticeable during periods of stress, one alternative treatment that could be used is relaxation therapy.
Other behavior treatments include conditioning techniques, biofeedback, and hypnosis. You should talk about this with your child's neuropediatrician.
Although Tourette's syndrome is a familial disorder, there is no absolute certainty that every child born would have this condition.
Behavioral therapy can be used in cases when medication wants to be avoided.
Because tics are generally exacerbated by anxiety, anger, and excitement, and are less noticeable during periods of stress, one alternative treatment that could be used is relaxation therapy.
Other behavior treatments include conditioning techniques, biofeedback, and hypnosis. You should talk about this with your child's neuropediatrician.
Although Tourette's syndrome is a familial disorder, there is no absolute certainty that every child born would have this condition.
Hope this helps.