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Hello all This is my first post here and Im new to the site. my son has been displaying various motor and eye blinking/rolling tics since he was 5 (now 7 and a half) on and off however since May this year his tics have been worse and changing constantly. These include a breathing tic (deep breathing in and feeling of tightness when he breathes) to back and shoulder spasms and neck movements/stetching. These have also been accompanied with changes ion mood and behaviours, anxiety etc We have seen our paediatrician a few times and yesterday had an appointment with a child neurologist. It was good to have the appointment and it was suggested we continue with meditation/relaxation techniques we do at night (he also has disturbed sleep - worse at the time the tics are more prominent). Our next step would bee to see a psychologist then she also suggested if the tics are becoming particularly bad or painful/getting in the way of daily life we could look to try Tiapridal (Tiapride) does anyone have any experience with this medication? . His eye blinking and eye rolling although a lot calmer this week was really getting in the way of reading and focusing at school last week. Does anyone have any experience with this medication? I have also started giving my son Floradix - Saludynam (Calcium, magnesium zinc and vit D) and I have ordered Kidscalm for the evenings before bed. Im watching his sugar/artificial food intake etc too. Ideally we would like to see a specialist who is experienced in the area of Tics and children - we live in Basel, Switzerland and wondered if anyone had any knowledge of any one that is specialist or can help in this geographical area. Alternatively we are from the Manchester area in the UK so could make a trip to visit a specialist there. It is also just great to hear that people are going through a similar things with their children as I often feel that people with no experience of whats going on find it difficult to understand! Thanks so much for any help or advice Charlotte