Watch the Free "Thriving with a Tic Disorder" Video Series (Feb 6 - 9, 2019)

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In case you’ve missed some of the 20+ speakers who have been sharing insights about dealing with tics during Victoria Barrios’s online summit, there is good news.

The free series, “Thriving with a Tic Disorder,” will be available in its entirety from February 6 to 9.

That means you can access any of the interviews (see the list of awesome speakers at the end of this article) and listen to any and all you like during that period!

Maybe you didn’t hear about this series? We sent an email to our members but it could have been overlooked or maybe it went into your spam folder. (I’ve included all that information at the end of this post. Please see it for details.)

The series kicked off with “our” Sheila DeMare being interviewed

Victoria chose to focus on Sheila’s knowledge of triggers for tics, her personal story, and her books on Tourette syndrome during the interview. If you missed it or want to see it again sign up here and Victoria will give you access to the February replay, and also any interviews that are being featured now.

Other speakers have shared a wealth of information on a biological connection to tics, including Dr. William Walsh, of the Walsh Research Institute and Dr. Robert Melillo, founder of Brain Balance. Helpful details of the Feingold diet were shared by Shula Edelkind and Jane Hersey. And that’s just for starters! Others in the series offer a fascinating range of ways to manage and live–thrive–with a tic disorder.

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The full speaker list and details

Sheila’s interview will be followed by a new speaker each day, featuring advocates, physicians, researchers, parents, actors, and leaders in the field of natural therapies. It’s going to be great.

CLICK HERE NOW to sign up and receive all the details you need to watch the free series.

Once you sign up for the series, you will receive a daily update from Victoria.

Check out the line-up below! (Remember, if you miss any of these you can catch them in February)