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Find Care

Begin with a trained clinician.

CBIT works best when delivered by a therapist trained in the protocol. Here's how to find one — and what to ask before you book.

Where to look

Tourette Association of America — maintains a directory of CBIT-trained providers in the U.S.
Academic medical centers — many movement disorder clinics include behavioral therapists trained in CBIT.
Telehealth platforms — CBIT has been delivered effectively online, expanding access to specialists.

Questions to ask

Are you formally trained in the CBIT protocol?
How many patients with tic disorders have you treated?
Do you involve family members in the sessions?
What does a typical course of treatment look like?
Do you offer telehealth, in-person, or both?

Ready to start?

Request a referral from a CBIT-trained clinician in your area. We'll match you based on age, location, and preferred format.

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