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Discover tardive dyskinesia (TD) resources and support
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There are ways to take more control of uncontrollable body movements. Whether you are living with TD or caring for someone with TD, resources, tips, and other educational content are available to help support you.
TD and Stress
Because stress can worsen TD symptoms, it’s important to know you are not alone. And by practicing calming activities by yourself or with others, you can create a better sense of well-being.
Be proactive. Find time for activities you find stress relieving and remember to reach out to people who can provide support and guidance.
Help yourself
These activities may help relieve stress:
- Practicing relaxation
- Trying guided meditation
- Taking walks and exploring nature
- Setting aside time just for yourself
- Discovering hobbies such as gardening,
playing or listening to music, or sketching
Get help from others
Your support system may include:
- Friends and family
- Peers with similar experiences
- Online TD forums and communities
- Counselors or support group
Download the Patient Brochure for easy access to information that can help you prep for your next appointment, learn more about what causes TD, explore TD symptoms, and more.
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Tips for talking about TD and its impact
In this guide, you’ll find:
- Questions you can fill out and share with your healthcare provider
- Suggested talking points about uncontrollable body movements
- Tips on talking to your provider via telemedicine
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More resources for people living with TD and their care partners
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Find resources for care partners:
TD Treatment options are available.
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Jeff was compensated by Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc. to share his story
“I had the confidence to not let my tardive dyskinesia or the reactions of others stop me from living my best life.”
–Jeff
living with schizophrenia
and tardive dyskinesia
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