Treating Tics and Tourette's Syndrome

Can be taken as an individual course or as a part of:

The British Psychological Society Approved through the BPS Quality Mark Scheme.

1 day 9:30am – 4:30pm 7 CPD hours

Course Brief

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Learning outcomes for the day will be:

  • How common Tics and Tourette’s Syndrome are and the factors that increase the risk for this problem
  • When you might want to work with Paediatricians in the assessment of Tics and Tourette's
  • How to distinguish between OCD and Tics and Tourette’s, and what to do if you are treating both
  • How to measure, assess and formulate Tics and Tourette's
  • The role of parents in maintaining Tics and Tourette's
  • Using Behavioural Therapy to treat Tics and Tourette's

Book all modules together as a full Certificate programme
(CBT Introductory Course to be booked separately)


This Course is now available as a full recording via SDS Online Video Training (OVT)


Title: Treating Tics and Tourette's Syndrome

Modality: CBT

CPD Hours Attached: 7 CPD Hours

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Book all modules together as a full Certificate programme
(CBT Introductory Course to be booked separately)

Click here for the full SDS Accreditation terms for the BPS Approved Certificate in CBT for Children and Adolescents (see Accreditation tab)

Course Tutor

Dr Andrew Beck
Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Past President of BABCP

Dr Andrew Beck. Past President of BABCP, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, lead on the Children and Families module of the Manchester Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and Senior Lecturer on the Children and Young People’s Talking Therapies programme, Member of the BABCP Scientific Committee and is the former Chair of the Equality and Culture Special Interest Group of the BABCP.