Your adventure begins with a boat ride. As campers cross Pigeon Lake toward Jacob Island, excitement builds, but so does something just as important: the…
A child who can’t stop moving, a student who makes sounds in a quiet room, a person who seems distracted, disruptive, or defiant. For many…
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Andrew Stewart advocates for an “open book” philosophy when discussing Tourette’s and other medical conditions. Leveraging his personal experiences, he champions a more empathetic, compassionate,…
From Classroom Struggles to Corporate Leadership: Tourette Syndrome Turned Challenges into Strengths
When Jeff Schippmann first started showing symptoms of Tourette Syndrome (TS) at six years old, teachers didn’t see a neurological disorder. They saw disruption. His…