This page is for people reflecting on tic and Tourette-related patterns in another adult. It can be useful if you are thinking about a friend, partner, colleague, or family member and want a more structured way to notice patterns. If you want to explore your own experience instead, try our companion Tic & Tourette Assessment – Myself.
Like our self-assessment pages, this page is for reflection and learning, not diagnosis. For now, the most useful next step is the supporter resources page below.
The Tic & Tourette supporter assessment is coming soon.
Scoring and interpretation
This supporter questionnaire will help you reflect on whether someone shows a pattern that could be relevant to tic and Tourette-related patterns. It is not a diagnostic tool, and observations are best treated as prompts for care, curiosity, and better support rather than conclusions.
Note: These tools are screening instruments, not diagnostic tests.
If this page feels relevant, the most helpful next step is usually to learn more about tic and Tourette-related patterns in a respectful, evidence-aware way and to approach the person with care, honesty, and practical support rather than labels.
