WELCOME! Thank you for visiting our newly established website. One of TSA of Indiana's many priorities is to establish access to current information and easy communication for our members. Our leaders are committed to serving and supporting those whose lives are affected by Tourette Syndrome. Please take a moment to see what TSA of Indiana has to offer.

CHAPTER SERVICES
School Presentations, Advocacy - Provided by trained volunteers, upon request, to inform teachers about symptoms of TS, its associated disorders and its impact upon the educational setting. Suggestions are given for possible accommodations, modifications and teaching strategies. Peer in-services are available to enlighten students and to promote understanding and acceptance.

Referrals - Upon request, the following are provided: names and contact information for physicians, allied health professionals, therapists, counselors, attorneys, education advocates, parent training centers, associated disorder foundations and other resources.

Resource materials - Offers books and videotapes about TS, its associated disorders and educational issues. Also available are pamphlets and other related publications. A list of titles is available from the Chapter.

Chapter Helpline - Consult with an experienced volunteer to get answers to questions, discuss services and receive guidance and referrals upon request.


MORE SERVICES
Support Groups - Meetings held at several locations in Indiana to provide a comfortable atmosphere to meet others for mutual support, to listen to guest speakers and learn more about living with TS.

Chapter Meetings - Held regularly to complete Chapter business and offer opportunity for volunteer involvement. We also hold social gatherings and networking/training opportunities for children and adults.

Chapter Website - Our new website offers general information about TS, information about our current support groups and a calendar of events. WEBSITE ADDRESS: tsaindiana.org

Outdoor Youth Program- held in early fall in Central Indiana, allows children with TS an opportunity to meet others with the same challenges, participate in trust and team building activities, share experiences, concerns and coping ideas through group discussions, in an enjoyable, safe and positive outdoor environment. The Chapter provides this experience to all families in the state, regardless of ability to pay, through fundraising and generous donations from supporters.