If you've been told to wait it out, reduce stress, or just accept tics as something you can't control — this workbook was written to give you a different answer.
Empower Your Brain and Body: Practical Tools for Managing Tics is a 68-page evidence-informed workbook designed for parents, individuals with tics, and clinicians looking for a comprehensive, step-by-step plan to understand and reduce tics—starting at home
Created by Emily Reid, Occupational Therapist and tic specialist at Three23 Therapy, this workbook walks you through the science behind tics and gives you practical, immediately usable strategies across every area that influences them — from nutrition and gut health to sleep, lab testing, supplements, sensory processing, emotional regulation, and daily routines.
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You’ve watched your child tic through dinner, class, or playdates—and felt the helplessness of not knowing what to do beyond waiting for it to pass. You’ve Googled late at night, tried a few things, and still feel like you’re missing something.
You’re an adult who has lived with tics for years and never had a clear explanation of why they happen or what’s actually driving them—beyond medication or therapy—and you’re ready for a more complete picture.
You’ve already seen doctors. Maybe you have a diagnosis, maybe you don’t—but either way, you left without a real plan. Just reassurance that tics are “harmless” and a suggestion to reduce stress.
You’ve started noticing patterns—foods, seasons, environments, stress—and you have a sense there’s more going on, but no clear way to make sense of it.
You’re a clinician, teacher, or therapist who wants a deeper, more practical resource—something you can confidently use or share with clients.
You’re looking for more than reassurance.
You want a clear, practical framework for understanding and managing tics.
Understand What’s Driving Tics
Support the Brain & Body from the Inside Out
Build Daily Strategies That Actually Help
A practical guide to help families, educators, and providers distinguish between typical and functional tics and support informed decisions about care and treatment
A comprehensive checklist to track motor and vocal tics, related behaviors, and patterns to support monitoring and communication with healthcare providers.
A parent-friendly guide to help teachers understand tics, respond appropriately, and implement classroom strategies that support students’ learning and well-being.