Developing Wearable Median Nerve Stimulation for Tic Disorders

This session explores the development of wearable median nerve stimulation (MNS) as a promising intervention for Tic Disorders. Learn how MNS technology works, the scientific rationale behind targeting the median nerve, and what current research reveals for its impact on tic frequency and severity. This presentation highlights recent engineering advances, clinical trial findings, and real-world considerations for translating this approach into an accessible, user-friendly wearable device. Participants will gain insight into the potential role of MNS within the broader treatment landscape and the future directions shaping this emerging therapeutic tool. **From the TAA's virtual workshop, "Science in Action Showcase - Developing Wearable Median Nerve Stimulation for Tic Disorders" (April 14, 2026)