Hi Ash Regan MSP Sue Webber MSP 💜💙 Lorna Slater 👋 Please consider supporting Motion S6M-19389 calling for national guidance, awareness & school training for Tourette Syndrome in Scotland 💙 This goes far beyond party politics — it’s about understanding, inclusion & change for our

Next Thursday (13 Nov), after First Minister’s Questions (around 12:45pm), the Scottish Parliament will debate Motion S6M-19389 – Supporting Tourette Scotland and Greater Awareness & Inclusion for People with Tourette Syndrome. 🧠✨ Tourette Syndrome will be debated in Holyrood,

💙 Another big step forward for Tourette awareness in Scotland! 💙 Lorna Slater has officially raised a Parliamentary Question to the Scottish Government about the lack of national diagnostic and treatment guidelines for Tourette Syndrome. > “To ask the Scottish Government what

I Swear is a beautiful and moving film that depicts the struggles facing those with Tourette’s. It’s a must watch. I am honoured to lead a debate on Tourette’s in Holyrood on Thursday to push to secure more support for those suffering with this condition.

I’m so thankful to Sarah Boyack for raising this powerful motion and leading Thursday’s debate in the Scottish Parliament on Tourette Syndrome. For too long, Tourette’s has been misunderstood and overlooked, this debate is a huge step forward in bringing awareness, compassion,

Children and families are being gaslit on an epic scale. Tens of thousands of children have been abandoned on neurodevelopmental waiting lists by the SNP Scottish Government at the most important time in their lives. Instead of fixing children’s mental health services the SNP

💙 Today’s the day! 💙 This afternoon the Scottish Parliament will debate Motion S6M-19389 – Supporting Tourette Scotland and Greater Awareness & Inclusion for People with Tourette Syndrome. This is a historic moment — the first time Tourette’s has ever been debated in

40% of school pupils require additional support for learning, but the SNP refuse to properly fund it. They are failing Scotland’s children.

💙 Such an important day for the Tourette’s community in Scotland. 💙 Today the Scottish Parliament held its first ever debate on Tourette Syndrome, and I’m incredibly thankful to all the MSPs who took the time to speak, share experiences, and highlight the urgent need for

Children with disabilities are being hurt behind policies that discriminate, too many are told to stay silent, while others cannot speak to tell. That doesn’t mean nothing happened! #HarrysLaw

I was honoured to deliver my speech on Tourette's in Holyrood on Thursday. Those with Tourette's are not asking for a utopia - they are simply asking for the support and investment necessary to allow them to thrive. I hope the Scottish Government answer this call.

Check out marionscottladymcbeth2's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNdEky7D4/

The worst part? The teacher admitted that when they say “warmly protect”… they mean restraint. That’s horrifying. If you can’t even name the practice, how can you safeguard children or record it properly? No more fluffy language. Call it what it is. #CalumsLaw #HarrysLaw

This time last year we wore our crowns for #CalumsLaw. A year on, we’re now in an independent review into what happened to Joseph. His education was disrupted and he carries the trauma from those experiences. By the end of this year we’re hoping for answers, truth and

🎬✨ I Swear releases on 24th November! ✨🎬 Don’t forget — I Swear is now available to pre-order, and if you use the links below, Tourette Scotland will receive a donation from each purchase (around 6% commission). It’s a powerful biopic that shines a light on Tourette’s in a

More examples of the #fluffylanguage used by schools to hide their barbaric use of restraint and seclusion of children. "A CUDDLE on the floor" "Reverse CUDDLE" "Physically supported" "Sanctuary" "Reflection Room" "Rainbow Room" Don't be fooled by the fluff. #CalumsLaw

A 4 yr old autistic girl with the mental age of 14 months shoved in "the blue room" alone. Staff watched and if she dared get off the bench she was made to sit on, she was forced to do another ten minutes!!! This is in a Scottish School, but they called it "time out" #CalumsLaw

Director Kirk Jones accepts the Film Award for I Swear, the true story of John Davidson who lives with Tourette syndrome #RollingStoneUKAwards

Amazing! Both Wicked and 28 years later were in the nominees and I Swear won!