All The Different Types of Tics (why do we swear?)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I thought I’d create a video about some of the different types and categories of tics since a lot of people ask about it :)
I’m not a doctor or a neurologist so this is just what I know from personal research and what I’ve learnt from dealing with Tourettes Syndrome personally.
Time Stamps:
Motor Tics vs Vocal Tics - 1:06
Simple Vs Complex -1:35
Coprolalia - 4:10
Echolalia - 4:48
Palilalia - 5:20
Copropraxia - 6:17
Echopraxia - 6:40
Palipraxia - 7:03
Coprographia - 7:44
Echographia - 8:09
Paligraphia - 8:23
Coproskepsi - 9:03
Echoskepsi - 9:37
Paliskepsi - 9:48
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I’m a Psychotherapist and I want to thank you for sharing this videos. It is incredibly amazing how you are using something someone else could see as a disaster, to create awareness.
“What doesn’t destroy you,makes you stronger”, and you are definitely a tough lady.
Keep making videos, we all need to learn more!
Blessings!
I read that as I’m a physio path lol
@@poppyw8753 i read it as physics therape
I read it as psycho the r*pist
Off topic but your so pretty c:
thank you!
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Hi love I’m so glad I’ve found your channel. I was diagnosed with Tourette’s when I was 6 years old, I am 27 now (female) and they have changed so much over the years but never went away. I used to have motor ticks along with vocal ticks when I was younger and now all I do is pop my ears and make humming noises at the same time. No one knows except for my family I’ve been embarrassed my whole life but I want to start being more open about it. You’re an inspiration thank you for being you 💖
Oh honey don’t be embarrassed of what you can’t control☺️
Get into RUclips and share your story….I find them fascinating. Don’t be embarrassed
Great video Zara! I learned a few things myself 😊
thanks! i love learning all the facts haha
@@Zara_Beth ur videos are so educational for showing things that different
your "pr r r r r ew" 's are adorable
saw you on daily dose of the internet.
I saw her too
link pls?
@@juliet.rose. well, my comment is 4 months old, so look for a 4 month old daily dose of the internet. It wasn't the main subject, so good luck.
@@brocksamson3282 i found it! it was on a video about cookie monster lol
I noticed how little the tics seem to effect you when you’re not in a over-stimulating environment, or around other people. You were able to talk clearly and concisely through many paragraphs of dialogue without a tic.
Yea! That’s because being focused brings the amount of tics down
she does cut scenes of when her tics are in the way lol but agreed! majority of the time, tics tend to be calmer in calm environments!
@@bunnylou7938 it makes sense since they react to stress a lot of the time!
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mhm! being in a calm place, where we don't have to stress or have to worry about judgment helps A TON! there won't be a need to suppress the tics!
@@bunnylou7938 exactly
You have just explained more about your condition than they ever did in our teacher training. Thankyou young lady. 😊
I discovered your channel from the Daily Dose of Internet. And I am so glad that I did. You are doing a great job! I am learning a lot and enjoying your content.🙂
My father has tourette syndrome and I honestly never understood some of the things he did until now.
When I was a child I would notice that after a conversation with someone, he would whisper certain phrases of the conversation over and over again to himself. However if he noticed I was watching, he could stop himself.
I honestly thought it was entirely separate from his tourettes, but now I understand the replaying of words in his mind is echoskepsi.
Thank you for explaining this, I feel like I know him even better now
repeated words out loud is echolalia! 💓 but yes, i’m so glad this could help you understand his situation more!
@@Zara_Beth I mean like, I could tell he was repeting the words from the conversations in his mind as well as saying them out loud.
You are amazing and a terrific ambassador. Thanks for this video, quite enlightening.
Is it possible to just have Paliskepsi? I mean, I don't have Tourette's, but my thoughts keep getting stuck at single words or full sentences and it's annoying and distracting. Or maybe that's just something common and the name Paliskepsi shouldn't be used in such cases, dunno.
Anyway, great video! Good to be aware
When you have every tic zara has said in this video 🥲❤️
😭😂it gets to that point doesn’t it
Are the copying what people say in writing useful when copying notes in class sometimes? I know most of the time they are really annoying, but are they ever kind of useful?
not really, it’s not “usual writing” as it’s a sudden hand movement tic, usually more of a legible scribble of one word
Hi, I hope you don't mind me asking but do you tic pretty much constantly or do you have spells of lots of ticcing followed by a few hours or days off? Also do you take any medication for it or even is there any medication for it?
i dont take any medication no. there’s no specific meds for tics or tourettes however some point are prescribed antipsychotics as a sort of trial to see whether they help (but often have side effects). i tic pretty much constantly but not severely, so ill always blink and twitch my neck but i get some hours where i might not swear or shout anything for example :)
Wow, I can't imagine how much of an hindrance this must be in life. Must make literally every action take much longer to do due to losing focus (I mean I'm not sure about that as some of it happens without realization).
Since you tried to keep the video relatively clean from tics, I'm guessing just even making those clips were a challenge on its own.
But maybe I'm wrong by that you don't actually have them happen as frequently as we might think when looking at these videos for instance, since they're edited.
What's like your average tick rate in a minute ?
Thanks for the info!
My little brother has tourettes and autism. When his tics are bad I always make him laugh by telling him that were lucky we live in the 21st century. If we lived in the middle ages they would have burned him at the stake for being possessed by the devil and I would have been burned for being in league with the devil. Its funny to him(and me lol) but I'm sure lots of innocent people were killed for stupid reasons and ignorance. P.s. love your videos. I just discovered them and I'm gonna send my brother a link tomorrow.(I'm watching this at 4:21am. Lol)
I have a tic where I shrug my shoulders very fast and my freind keeps asking if I’m cold💀 I mean I honestly don’t blame them because my tics just started yesterday and have progressively got worse. I hang been diagnosed with anything but can someone please tell me what could cause them to suddenly start? They also start bad when it’s loud. I might have ADHD and RLS (restless leg syndrome) but I have no idea what’s going on. I also have one where I just randomly shake my hand or clench my fist and hit my leg really hard multiple times and it hurts😭
I have a question. If you have tics could you be in band/play an instrument? I play flute and I think it would be hard to play because you would have to stop to tic or hit someone with the flute.
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First off, I love you so much. It cracks me up when you laugh at yourself. A couple of questions... 1-Would you be willing to do a video talking about how you were diagnosed/the progression/treatment? 2-Do your motor tics hurt? (Other than when you hit yourself, of course)
Ooo I like the second question I didn’t think of that!
From experience i can say that motor tics other than just ones like hitting or smacking can hurt. Some people including myself have them. Like sometimes i’ll have a tic that like holds my hand in a fist and it can cause a lot of muscle pain especially if it goes for prolonged periods of time (there can also be other tics like this), some also like neck jerking tics or like arm throwing tics can pull at muscles and stuff and cause pain. I personally also have some where i bite stuff like my fingers or pinch/stab myself with my fingernails etc. there are also motor tics that can stop you breathing or like only causing u to inhale/exhale and they can cause pain. Some people also have like hair pulling tics which can be painful. also ik u didn’t ask but vocal tics can hurt too. Often it happens when they are too high pitch or for some people grungting like ones.
Hi Zara and thanks for posting this video explaining different types of tics. What is particularly interesting are the skepsi tics, do you think there are people who have these spontaneous thoughts or words entering their minds who are undiagnosed, thus making tourettes more common than we think?
I'm 20 yrs old and am currently in the process of getting a Tourettes diagnosis I think I've been ticcing since I was a kid but it's only with hindsight that I have realised some of them, my friends have been a huge help by offering to film me ticcing so I can show a doctor and prove I'm not just making it up as it's something that has happened to me before and your videos have been such a help I even sent your truly interview video to my partner so they could better understand my condition and what I deal with and how to better support me on tough days with my tics so thank you so much for getting me through some really tough days
You're GORGEOUS ❤️ You're genuine soul! Sending you lots of love from Mumbai ❤️🙏
Sometimes I have coproskepsi. So I tic in my thought and because of it I will have palilalia I think. So I will repeat the tic thats in my head. Im thinking about ticing and then I tic so it feels like I fake it but why would I. (Not diagnosed)
Is it possible to have Tics when sleeping like when your dreaming ? I'm sorry if this question sounds stupid
Hey, I was just wondering, does the tics affect your sleep?
Thanks for sharing 🖤
Oh this is interesting!!! I'm pretty sure I don't have tourettes (or if I *do* it's nowhere near severe enough to warrant going through the bother of getting a diagnosis), but I have noticed I'll get some small motor tics (normally just repetitive blinking or squeezing something) and echoskepsi tics (your tics actually) that are ongoing for.... like idk probably 3 months after I watch one of your videos lol
this isn't really about kinds of ticks, but is tourettes a genetic thing or can you just develop it one day?
It’s genetic, it usually starts during the ages of 4-16 and worsens during the ages of 10-13
Thank you so much for this video. I always had some mild physical tics but I never addressed it as other issues took priority, but I didn't even realise that my weird little 'mental repetition of names' thing was a tic. Glad to be able to name the tics but these new words will now become tics themselves 😂
Thank you for explaining in a clear and accessible manner. It's great that you do it with a smile, very gently and kindly. I hope this will help others not to be afraid and not to avoid people with tics and Tourettes
Im using the 3:55 part to explain to my friends parents when the time come
Thx so much for this information bc just now I thought I was developing tics but no I have had the one that’s that I say a word and I repeat it again again in my head since I was like little and now they’re just becoming to worse and I mean very little 😵 and I was in mind blown ‘cause I had never knew what that was I thought I was just something weird that only I do 👀
10:15 but everyone has their head around a brain
I have only just discovered several videos on Tourettes and have learnt lots, I have noticed some people with the condition name their Tourettes as in giving it a character/ first name, is this some technique or therapy to help either the person with the condition or more a tool to help people understand the situation. I am guessing it is a coping mechanism. What do you think/ know of this practice? | Much Love, peace & Respect | Stay Safe.
it’s a kind of fun thing that we do as a way to “blame” the swearing and inappropriate stuff on tourettes by personifying it, some people don’t like it as it makes tourettes seem like someone else entirely but it can help some people. i personally havent named mine purely because i’m too indecisive to pick a name lmao
You would be such a good teacher
Amazing! So dedicated on transmitting knowledge and ur own experiences. Lots of learning here and instantly empathic reactions only, especially seeing the bloopers at the end
Congrats on ur strenght!
Thank you for doing this, it was very interesting and informative; I really enjoyed it. A question I had from it is since Tourette's is often a comorbid disorder, how would you know if you had OCD vs. it just being a tic/part of your Tourette's (both with the physical movements and repetitive thoughts)?
a compulsion associated with ocd is different to a tic, they feel different as a tic is a physical urge much like an itch/needing to cough or blink whereas a compulsion is the thought of needing to do something to satisfy the mental feeling of unjust (if that makes sense). i have both ocd and tourettes and they’re pretty easily separable when you understand both and can feel them :)) i hope that helps, i’m planning to do a video on ocd at some point
@@Zara_Beth yes that makes sense, thank you 🙂
For me I've noticed I will have skepsi tics of things that are more complex than I normally do outloud, so like I'll have a partial or full sentence come in my head (which I only ever have complex vocal tics during tic attacks) and it feels the same as a premonitory urge and then only the first word or first sound of that sentence will come out.
I've had Minor variations of some of these ...most of my life. But because it's not as noticeable .. to others. I've never considered it a problem. But I can see how the more obvious ones could be a problem in public
I've gotten stuck in my head repeating things. Like to the point where it's totally noticable by me. But. It's not verbal. Or. 99% of the time it's not verbal. I also have made up music in my head ... often. And rhyming....to no end... It's just a natural thing for me. And it's not something that often is verbal. Although. My cats know it well. Because I can talk to them .. and if it's amusing to me. They like it too
What does it feel like when you try to hold in a tic because for me I start shivering
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I'm so glad I watched it. Learned so much from it. Thanks for doing this. Stay happy and strong! 👍💪
Wow - You are awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this so well.
Amazing video Zara, I've learnt a lot about my own tics that I didn't know about and about absence seizures too! I didn't know they were a thing till the last video
i’m glad it’s helping teach people :))
How do you put such perfect eyeliner with tics? 😊🥰
Never mind.. just saw your previous video😂
Great video! I'm a teacher and one of my students has a tic, but won't talk about it. Any ways I can help without drawing attention to the fact I'm trying to help?
i think asking if there’s anything you could do to help them deal with their tics or anything to make them feel more comfortable may help? it varies person to person, my tics are very disruptive and hard to cope with so my teachers are educated massively on tourettes just from being with me whereas someone with milder tics may not want to tell anyone. maybe ask them nicely and say they don’t have to feel bad about it, you just want to help them feel their most confident :) hope that helps
@@Zara_Beth Thank you! I will certainly try that
@@justgoodgirlnikki If they don’t want to talk about it, why bother them? It might not bother them, but bringing attention to it could make them self conscious of increase it because you’ve drawn their attention to it.
I have simple tics no one notices much but I have so much internal tics Farout
Just to let u know someone posted a NSFW link in the comments u should delete it before the vid gets claimed
thanks!
Thank you for that beautiful girl 🌹I first saw your video of the covid test and you stole my heart , I can see you are totally in control of your affliction , may you have a beautiful life 👍🌹🌹🇦🇺
im very sure i have Echolalia. recently my boyfriend has been trying to trigger some tics by repeating words or phrases (i allowed him to do so, i wanted to see what would happen), and i soon started to repeat those words, and now SOME of those tics have stuck with me.
Has anyone figured out yet what part of the brain regulates self control? Tied with vocabulary and outside stimulus. I am assuming neuron firing too fast in some cases. Focus helps ;there is a key clue. Pathways possibly shaped different thicker or thinner. When you truly grab their attention none tick at all; for short durations. Genetic alteration is the key to what ails this world. Your beautiful keep teaching us.
Hi u are cool
EEEEE I know this was so long ago but I just saw it. Idk what's going on with me because only in situations where there are a lot of people and there's a lot of movement, that's only when I can't really control what I'm doing so I'm not really sure what it is?
It’s actually really helps a lot because well with ADHD he has small little text but depending on what kind of person you are I guess you could say that you have a little bit more like sometimes you can have sound text one of my friends are they have something similar to what I have and they have vocal tics which I’m pretty sure I have at least one and it’s just like I don’t I don’t know how to explain it but yeah that’s actually really helped me a lot
It almost seems like the subconscious is going at 1000 mph and for some reason it makes it so you can't stop yourself from saying something your subconscious is thinking.
I feel like most people get these little passing thoughts throughout the day but less extreme and we don't say it lol
No hablo inglés pero lo trato de traducir para.entender la enfermedad pues tengo un amigo que lo sufre y me encantaría ayudarlo y entenderlo un poco más y con tus videos la verdad se entiende más el problema mil gracias
How brilliant you put your information across,
I have coproskepsi, echoskepsi, paliskepsi, motor tics and verbal tics
Why when I lay too still I jump or muscle contract and I can’t control it and it will happen over and over again when I’m trying to lay down?
You've explained everything so clearly, i was able to imagine different inconvenient scenarios,, but i was confused thru out the video that....how do you get your eyeliner so perfectly done lol? I guess this is a legit question, pardon my ignorance if it sounds ridiculous, but will you share how do u get big n small physical tasks done or is there a way you can sorta convince your brain to "focus to relax" for a min to get things done easier? (I also want to thank you for your videos, your videos explains and brings awareness and knowledge on differences better than any very medical perspective of discovery channel-like covers. )
Edit: just saw the makeup vid on suggestion, never mind lol
I hope you don’t mind but I laugh to death with you. You really make my day brighter. May God bless you. Hugs from Portugal
I'm new to your videos. I've watched all your TikToks. Thank you, for feeling comfortable enough to share with us. This video really opened my eyes. I do have a question tho. Were you born with your tics, or are they something that developed over time?
Thank you so much for creating this video. I’ve been looking into Tourette’s for years now as my child was diagnosed early on. But I had never understood it explained this well. You have such a kind and honest way about you. Thanks for taking the time to help others.
This was such an educational video. I like wordplay so when you said something was on your TikTok I thought it sounds just like Tic Talk :)
Have you ever had people get angry at you for tics because they didn't understand, especially in school? My cousin has Tourettes but he just has simple tics like throat clearing.
In fourth grade my teacher was talking with the janitor that walked into the room, and she laughed out loud, and there was I in the front row, involuntarily copying her laugh OUT LOUD. She swung her darting eyes at me and yelled "😠Do you want your name on the board!!?" 🤣
I watched soma of your more recent videos and it seems that your symptoms have lessend, or are you just cutting out more of your tics? Have you had trouble with TickTock or Insta censorship machine because of your tics?
You are amazing! I learned a lot and am inspired by your strength and your smile!
I have a question for you it’s more of a curious question do you remember having these tix? Hopefully that makes sense
Brilliant explanation "From the first hand" (I literally don't know how to it in English, I'm sorry). I didn't found something explained in every details on RUclips. Thank you for your diligence
Brilliant video🤟🏻❤️
I really learned a lot from the video. Interestingly as Zara talked the tics were much less noticeable as I got used to them until I really did not notice them much as I became so interested in what she was describing. I think it would be difficult to have this complex subject explained any more clearly.
thankyou! i appreciate it
Is coprolalia unique to Tourette’s?
No.
You're amazing ! 'Tha brain is an amazing thing I don't lnow if scientists can get their heads around it' such a great statement !
Mine is my head suddenly for a fraction of a second laying to the left and very rarely when someone is beside me my head instantly looks at them
Thank you so much for this amazing video. One of my students has Tourettes and this open my mind a lot. :)
I'm a new fan!❤️❤️❤️ I'm binge watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your story with us! Thank you for creating awareness!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much, I found out I had things I didn't even know existed for example the one where you think a tic instead of saying it out loud, I had no idea what that was all this time
Interesting, I didn't know there are writing and thinking tics as well
Thank you, I learned something interesting.
so enlightening... you are doing a wonderful job.
I watched whole other videos of u in this channel. at the beginning i just think it s kind of funny to watch (cute noises, and hillarius "call me mildred") but i feel sorry for u because of not control ur body and thinking in public places, people looking and not try to understanding ur situtaion. But then i saw ur tic attack, hurting urself and holding ur breath. i couldnt stop my tears. u re beautiful, stay strong.. Greetings for u and ur family from Turkey :) quick question; I wonder while u ve tic attack if someone holds u is it making better or worst?
i personally prefer to be left alone so i don’t hurt anyone else :)
Thank you so much for this video!👏🏻👏🏻♥️
I never knew about tick until today. Great video 😁.
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Do you use your sunflower lanyard when on walks and things like that? Or just specifically shops? I have tourettes and have my sunflower lanyard but don't know when to use it
i wear it whenever i’m going outside where i might encounter people :)
@@Zara_Beth Thank you for replying and I'm going to start doing that as it give more awareness as to why I am a little different :)
You are beautiful. Do you play any game like Minecraft or Roblox ?
I stream Minecraft/sims 4 on Twitch!
I have all but coprographia and echographia
i think i have tics cause i jerk my hand and jaw
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Love your vids keep it up 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing!!
And one time I wrote down I deserve to die
Thank you for this information’
You're so beautiful with such a beautiful smile. Thank you for explaining it to us 😘
Most of the time if it’s a bad tic day, your are very tired and just manage to get to sleep without ticcing, but if you tic while trying to sleep it can take a while 🥸
Her prrrrew is so cute 🤣🤍
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bro was i shy when this video came out? i didnt even let a comment -_- im a bad friend XD uhh so yes. good video. helped me for sure
Thank you soo much for educating us
Thanks Zara for sharing knoledge, you're adorable and Brave!