2016
DOI: 10.1111/jocn.13074
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‘Living with tics’: self‐experience of adolescents with Tourette syndrome during peer interaction

Abstract: Healthcare providers who assist adolescents with Tourette syndrome must understand that tics occur in the context of peer interaction and how this affects the adolescents' relationships with their peers in various life situations. Furthermore, healthcare providers should provide support, respect and offer coping strategies regarding peer interaction based on an understanding of the social dynamics of such peer interactions.

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“…All of these comorbidities may result in lower self-esteem, more psychosocial stress, and poorer psychosocial functioning (Eapen, Cavanna, & Robertson, 2016;Lin et al, 2007). The uncontrollable symptoms of TS and the associated comorbid problems not only cause physical discomfort but also difficulties in concentration and academic learning in adolescents (Lee, Mu, Wang, & Wang, 2016;Wadman, Glazebrook, Beer, & Jackson, 2016). In addition to the physical effects, handling tic symptoms in their children frequently frustrates the parents of TS children over the long term.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…All of these comorbidities may result in lower self-esteem, more psychosocial stress, and poorer psychosocial functioning (Eapen, Cavanna, & Robertson, 2016;Lin et al, 2007). The uncontrollable symptoms of TS and the associated comorbid problems not only cause physical discomfort but also difficulties in concentration and academic learning in adolescents (Lee, Mu, Wang, & Wang, 2016;Wadman, Glazebrook, Beer, & Jackson, 2016). In addition to the physical effects, handling tic symptoms in their children frequently frustrates the parents of TS children over the long term.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parenting stress negatively impacts on parent-child relationships (Lee, Chen, Wang, & Chen, 2007). Moreover, most adolescents with TS report encountering tic-related problems with peers in school such as teasing, imitation, peer rejection, and a fear of interacting with others (Wadman et al ,2016;Lee et al, 2016;Lee, Wang, Chen, & Lee, 2019). At present, common treatments for TS include psychoeducation, behavioral therapy, pharmacotherapy and, relatively rarely, neurosurgery (Robertson et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Un ejemplo muy claro es cuando él se encuentra en clase en la escuela primaria, se puede apreciar que cuando siente la urgencia de realizar los tics se coloca un lápiz en la boca para poder controlarlos (Foto 1). Las personas con tics normalmente los pueden contener temporalmente, sin embargo, una vez que estos se producen atraen la atención de otras personas y esto lleva a problemas en las relaciones interpersonales 10 . En la escena antes mencionada Brad no logra controlar la urgencia de los tics, y la profesora tacha al pequeño Brad como niño problema, incluso al grado de hacerlo disculparse con sus compañeros por interrumpir a "propósito" el estudio de ellos, generando una relación conflictiva con sus compañeros.…”
Section: Síndrome De Tourette Y Comorbilidadesunclassified
“…Se ha visto que los adolescentes con ST, en comparación con sus compañeros sanos, evitan tener relaciones interpersonales, tienen diversos problemas emocionales y de comportamiento, son retraídos y en consecuencia se vuelven impopulares y silentes (Foto 2). Esto como consecuencia de los tics 10 . Durante la película, Brad es víctima del estigma que la sociedad genera ante su condición.…”
Section: Socialización En Los Pacientes Con Síndrome De Touretteunclassified
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