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Tourette syndrome: Non-drug therapy to reduce tics; Study shows the neurophysiological impacts of psychotherapy
April 14, 2011 by NewsBot
The use of cognitive-behavioral therapy to treat tics in Tourette syndrome may be as effective as and even superior to medication in certain cases. According to a new study, it was observed that therapy has an effect not only on tics, behavior and thoughts, but also on brain activity.
