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Tic Disorders & Tourette Syndrome in Winkelman, AZ

Tic Disorders & Tourette Syndrome Treatment Near Winkelman, AZ

Families in Winkelman, AZ seeking expert tic disorders care for their children can turn to Dr. Tamara Zach MD at Rose Medical Pavilion. Our practice is conveniently located in Phoenix — approximately 80 miles from Phoenix — and we welcome patients from throughout the greater Phoenix metro area, including Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe.

Tic Disorders and Tourette Syndrome

Tics are sudden, repetitive movements or sounds. Tourette syndrome is diagnosed when a child has both motor and vocal tics lasting more than one year. Most tic disorders are manageable, and many improve with age.

Treatment Options

Treatment depends on severity and impact on daily life. Options include behavioral therapy (CBIT), medication management, and supportive education for the child and family. Dr. Tamara Zach MD creates individualized plans for each patient.

Serving Winkelman and Surrounding Communities

Rose Medical Pavilion is proud to serve pediatric neurology patients from Winkelman and the surrounding Maricopa County communities, including Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe. We understand that traveling to a specialist can be challenging for families, and we strive to make every visit as convenient and comfortable as possible.

Getting to Our Office from Winkelman

📍 22044 N 44th St, Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85050
Approximately 85 miles — about 1 hour 15 minutes from Winkelman.

We know about 1 hour 15 minutes from Winkelman is a meaningful commitment, and we take that seriously. That's why we structure appointments to be comprehensive — so families leave with a complete evaluation, clear diagnosis when possible, and a full care plan in a single visit.

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Why Families from Winkelman Choose to Make the Drive

  • Fellowship-trained specialist — Dr. Tamara Zach MD completed specialized pediatric neurology training beyond general pediatrics, offering a level of expertise that isn't available at most local clinics.
  • Answers in one visit — We also coordinate closely with your local pediatrician so follow-up care can happen closer to home.
  • In-office EEG testing — No need to coordinate separate testing facilities. EEG studies can often be completed the same day as your consultation.
  • Flexible scheduling — We work around school and work calendars, including early morning appointments.
  • Statewide reach — We proudly serve families from across Arizona. You are not too far.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are tic disorders in children? ▼

Tics are sudden, repetitive, involuntary movements or sounds. They range from simple (eye blinking, throat clearing) to complex (combinations of movements or words). Tourette syndrome is diagnosed when both motor and vocal tics persist for more than a year.

Do tic disorders need treatment? ▼

Not always. Many tics are mild and do not require treatment beyond education and reassurance. Treatment is considered when tics cause significant distress, social problems, or interfere with daily functioning. Dr. Tamara Zach MD helps families navigate this decision.

What treatments are available for tic disorders? ▼

Options include Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT), a specialized therapy shown to reduce tic frequency, and medications when tics are severe. Dr. Zach creates individualized plans based on the child's specific situation.

Do you treat tic disorders in patients from Winkelman? ▼

Yes — Dr. Zach sees children with tic disorders and Tourette syndrome from Winkelman (approximately 85 miles away) and across Arizona. Specialist evaluation ensures accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.

Can ADHD and tic disorders occur together? ▼

Yes — ADHD and tic disorders frequently co-occur. Managing both conditions simultaneously requires careful consideration, as some ADHD medications can temporarily worsen tics. A specialist like Dr. Zach coordinates treatment for both conditions effectively.