The UpTic

The UpTic is a podcast that provides an opportunity for the eclectic voices of the TS community to be heard. The topics covered will be as diverse as this neurodivergent population. You will hear personal stories, learn more about Tourette Syndrome and be inspired to live fully. Wherever you are on your TS journey this podcast will inform and engage listeners and offer new insights and perspectives for self-reflection and action.

Why Listen?

Explore the Iceberg: TS is more than tics. Discover the talents, challenges, and experiences that lie beneath the surface.
Expert Takes: Stay updated with insights from therapists, psychologists, and neurodiversity professionals. Learn about cutting-edge TS therapies and research.
Real Stories: Hear from diverse voices within the TS community, including LGBTQ+ and ethnic perspectives.
Practical Tips: Get actionable strategies for managing TS in daily life.

Our Mission

We're not just here to educate; we aim to inspire action. Subscribe to join a movement committed to breaking down stereotypes and fostering inclusivity.

Tune In

Our first episode drops on November 7, with new episodes every other Tuesday. Subscribe now to never miss an episode and be part of a more inclusive world.

Contributors

Host

Michael Leopold

Michael Leopold is a passionate advocate for mental health and neurodiversity. With a background in career coaching and HR consulting, Michael brings a unique blend of professional expertise and personal experience to the table.

Credentials

Career Coach: Michael has honed his skills in guiding individuals through their professional journeys, specializing in career development strategies.
HR Consultant: His experience in human resources gives him a deep understanding of workplace dynamics, especially in the context of neurodiversity.

Advocacy

Mental Health Advocate: Michael has been championing mental health awareness since his eighth-grade year, making him a seasoned advocate in the field.
Living with TS and ADHD: His firsthand experience with Tourette Syndrome and ADHD adds an authentic touch to his advocacy efforts, making him relatable to many in the TS community.