*A parent or legal guardian must sign up on behalf of their child aged 4-17 years old*
Online Tourette Research Study
Researchers at the University of Minnesota are conducting a study to develop an algorithm to help improve diagnosis and treatment for individuals with Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders.
*A parent or legal guardian must sign up on behalf of their child aged 4-17 years old*
*A parent or legal guardian must sign up on behalf of their child aged 4-17 years old*
Fast Facts
Individuals With Tics
Ages 4+
Conducted Online
Study Background
Join the MnTiC Research Registry, and get invited to enroll in online research studies like Tic Clips!
We want to help individuals with tic disorders get more accurate diagnoses and more effective treatments.
The purpose of Tic Clips is to develop an algorithm that will detect tics, making diagnosis easier and more accurate.
During this study, participants will be asked to complete brief questionnaires and record short videos of themselves. Participants may be asked to repeat these tasks once per month for up to one year.
Help improve research for tic disorders by joining this study!
Study Background
Join the MnTiC Research Registry, and get invited to enroll in online research studies like Tic Clips!
We want to help individuals with tic disorders get more accurate diagnoses and more effective treatments.
The purpose of Tic Clips is to develop an algorithm that will detect tics, making diagnosis easier and more accurate.
During this study, participants will be asked to complete brief questionnaires and record short videos of themselves. Participants may be asked to repeat these tasks once per month for up to one year.
Help improve research for tic disorders by joining this study!
*A parent or legal guardian must sign up on behalf of their child aged 4-17 years old*
Additional Information
The purpose of Tic Clips is to better understand tic symptoms and presentations in a diverse group of individuals. We plan to develop an algorithm that will detect tics, which will lead to easier and more accurate diagnoses for individuals with tic disorders.
You or your child may qualify for a study if you meet the following criteria.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Ages 4+
- Individuals with tics
- Can read English
- Have access to an internet-connected device with a webcam, such as a computer, phone, or tablet
Individuals under the age of 18 will need their parent or guardian to apply for them.
There are no formal study visits for this research study. Instead, you will be asked to complete 20 minutes of tic-related questionnaires and submit a 6-minute video of yourself. You may be asked to repeat these steps once per month for up to one year.
In order for you to participate in Tic Clips, you will first need to enroll in the MnTiC Research Registry.
As a participant of both the MnTiC Research Registry and Tic Clips, you will have the opportunity to call or email the study team with any questions you may have.
There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.
