I don't know, will formulation help? Is there any particular approach or method that can help someone to control this or, or make a bit of a difference for them?

Uh, yes, is a, is a short answer.

So there, there's two, uh... well, I suppose there's, there's several approaches I think that, that can be really helpful.

Um, the first one is really understanding what Tourette's is and how it might impact on somebody.

And I think once people who do have a diagnosis of Tourette's or, or might have that presentation, I think when they really begin to understand and get a sense of what that means both for them and how the signs are, I think those are the bits that can be really helpful in terms of empowering them to know what they can do and what they might need some more support with around that.

And then once they've got the diagnosis been assessed, going into the intervention side of stuff, the, there's no NICE guidelines for Tourette's at, at the moment, so there's no guidelines around what assessment should like.

There's no guidelines around what intervention should look like.

What should someone do if they are, you know, experiencing this almost for the first time, or they're trying to join up the dots?