Jefferson Kellogg, a TS dad, continues as the
primary contact to receive and respond to requests for information and support from families and individuals and to identify resources to provide support to newly diagnosed individuals. Such requests come from regular residents of Colorado and those who are new to the state or seeking
support for others who live here.

Annika Shikverg was diagnosed with Chronic
Tic Disorder in the 10 the grade at the Integrative Tic Clinic. She is our Communication Director, managing two major information outlets that provide educational, research, and event information monthly directly to our constituencies via a Facebook site and an Email list. She also maintains our website, which provides comprehensive information on our statewide
identity and offers a quick way of contacting us.

Karen Harmon is an independent, veteran Occupational Therapist who has worked in school and rehabilitation settings. She
manages her Three Pines Therapy, LLC clinic, provides technical consultation regarding CBIT treatment, and is a valued CBIT-trained
therapist supporting many Colorado families who are not clients of Colorado Children’s Hospital.

Jennifer Burnett has established our first formal group to support Colorado adults who have been diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome/Chronic Tic Disorders. She is a late-diagnosed adult with TS, a strong advocate of CBIT, and is active in educating the public on TS/TD. Ben Mooney is supporting Jen on this effort.

Tricia Arthur, an active advocate in our
community and the mother of three children with TS, has committed to reinvigorating family and youth engagement Support Group activities by sponsoring social events in various areas of Colorado that serve to create
bonds of shared interests amongst TS/TD families. She is collaborating with
Ben Mooney on this new initiative.

Jefferson Kellogg and Karen Harmon have both been “certified” by the TAA as “Education Volunteers” who can fulfill requests for In-Service educational sessions to support families, schoolteachers and
educational administrators who are engaged in supporting TS/TD students. Requests have come both from school officials supporting Colorado students and their families, and from the TAA Community Support Program
seeking on-line support for communities in other areas of the country.

Ben Mooney is an occupational therapist and coach. He has 25 years of experience in the field of OT and has operated Mooney Wellness, LLC since 2022.  Ben is a CBIT provider in Colorado, has level one training in IFS (Internal Family Systems), uses CBT-I
(Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia), and melds the two modalities into a practical

approach to management of sleep issues. Ben has TS, has raised a son with TS, and has been invited to make public presentations to Tourette Association of America audiences. He and Tricia are working actively on our Family Event initiatives.