Living With Tourette Syndrome
William L Hartwick was diagnosed with Tourette syndrome at 35, while working as an educator. These articles are his first-person account of living with tics as an adult: masking, being misunderstood, a wrongful arrest, and finding the courage to stop apologizing.
Articles: Living With Tourette Syndrome
- Back of the Class and Why: A Teacher and Principal With Tourette's
- The Invisible Backpack Theory: What Every Child, Educator, and Human Carries Inside
- Love Is the Answer: The Story Behind the Poem That Unpacked 53 Years of Living with Tourette's Syndrome
- Teach me the way I learn please
- Public Education: The Greatest Invention of Modern Times — and the Most Rigid System We Have
- 61 Years to Clear My Head: How AI Opened the Door to My Story
- Schools NOT Rules
- July Is Worldwide Disability Month — Living With Tourette Syndrome
- Seven Voices From the Invisible Backpack
- My Story: A Man Living With Tourette Syndrome
- Why I Wrote The Invisible Backpack: A Retired Principal's Story
- Tourette Syndrome and Neurodiversity: What Every Officer Should Know