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Welcome to Tremor Action Network user-friendly Live Chat! Every Thursday join TAN’s interactive Chat, beginning at 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time. TAN invites you to participate in cross-communication discussions on any essential tremor or related movement disorders theme, including but not limited to treatment options, research, disability rights, school accommodations, grass roots advocacy and emotional

Shaking the World to Find a Cure Advocates are people, children and adults, who have the capability to effect a cure for movement disorders. Advocates’ actions are essential to spread awareness of movement disorders by advocating for a cure through research. Tremor Action Network Advocate Agenda includes building a network of advocates to inform the

Tremor Action Network continually updates the website so that each time you visit TAN you may find something new and interesting. You are invited to give details about headline news, updates and scheduled events. Contact TAN to share newsworthy information. Public Access to NIH Information Bulletin Learn about public involvement in NIH activities and programs

Do you know someone with Essential Tremor? Yes! Essential tremor is so common yet non-transparent. Outside of individuals and families afflicted with essential tremor, the public at large is not familiar with the movement disorder or, misjudges the symptom of tremor as being Parkinson’s. You probably know a neighbor, a co-worker, a service club or

Spikes & Spasms is a quarterly online newsletter designed for people with movement disorders. Each issue provides informative and inspiring articles for a better understanding of living with essential tremor and tremor related neurological movement disorders. Share with family, friends, co-workers and healthcare practitioners to raise awareness of chronic movement disorders. Feedback from Readers:Please sign

The American Brain Coalition TAN is a member of the American Brain Coalition (ABC), a coalition for bringing together neurological and psychiatric organizations that represent interested patients, families, and professionals to collectively advocate for increased support of research that will lead to better treatment, services, and support. The organization is also pressing for a national

Tremor Action Network is administered by diverse Directors – Andrea Gardner, RN, George Jansen, Hokuto Morita, MD, MA Neuroscience, Kathleen Welker and James Zuchelli. TAN’s goals and objectives are supported by Medical Advisors – Samuel A Ellias, MD, PhD, John R Gilbert, PhD, Adrian C Handforth, MD, Rodolfo Llinas, MD, PhD, and Elan D Louis,

TAN would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support of the organization. We encourage you to visit their websites and learn more about them. If you would like to Sponsor TAN please contact us. We would be happy to discuss sponsorship opportunities with you. Allsup Inc. Allsup Inc. is the nation’s first

Assistive Technology Mouse Adaptor Invented by IBM for people with hand tremor. Available from Montrose Secam. Kid Needs The place for kids with special needs. Making computers accessible. Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program The Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP) is a public program mandated by the California State legislature and administered by the California