ISSN 2472-3401
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023October 01, 2023 EDT
The Social Media Trend of TikTok Tics: The Rise of Functional Tic-like Disorders During the COVID Pandemic
The Social Media Trend of TikTok Tics: The Rise of Functional Tic-like Disorders During the COVID Pandemic
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 2023
- Embracing the Infinite Complexity in Child and Adolescent PsychiatryJ. Corey Williams
- The Child Psychiatrist’s Role in Advocacy for Diversion of Justice-Involved Youth: A Trainee PerspectiveKarina EspañaJessica BoddenLaura E. HalpinEraka Bath
- “That Could Have Been Me!”: The Importance of Assessing for Vicarious Racial Trauma in BIPOC YouthHardeep JaspalLauren LaddaranAmanda LimJennifer MinamiWilfred Farquharson IV
- Mental Health in the Digital Space: Key Lessons From a Cross-Sector ApproachGino MortillaroErika Bonnevie
- The Social Media Trend of TikTok Tics: The Rise of Functional Tic-like Disorders During the COVID PandemicAllison N. ChangJanette Abramowitz
- Satisfaction With Telepsychiatry in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A Brief Review of the Literature and the Impact of COVID-19Alyssa NielsenMichael Shapiro
- Maternal Prenatal Attachment: An Early Intergenerational Intervention for Child PsychiatryLucy GaoSoudabeh GivradHelena J.V. Rutherford
- Lab to Smartphone: ADHD Is Relative: Let’s Deal With ItDavid C. Rettew
Chang, Allison N., and Janette Abramowitz. 2023. “The Social Media Trend of TikTok Tics: The Rise of Functional Tic-like Disorders During the COVID Pandemic.” JAACAP Connect 10 (2): 18–20. https://doi.org/10.62414/001c.92189.