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Navigating Essential Tremor
Navigating the challenges of Essential Tremor (ET) can be difficult, but DSF is here with educational programs and supportive services to guide you every step of the way!
Your Role in ET Research
Everyone plays a crucial role in disease research and creating new treatments. Here’s what you should know and how to get started.
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A movement disorder specialist is a neurologist who has pursued advanced, specialized training focused on the intricate world of movement-related conditions. Learn More >
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Take Action for ET
Our collective efforts drive advocacy for public policies that enable groundbreaking research and improve the quality of life for those affected by ET.
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Healthcare devices to help diagnose and treat diseases, monitor health conditions, prevent illnesses, improve quality of life, and assist patients. Learn More >
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WE ARE HERE FOR YOUPatient ResourcesResources to help navigate living with Essential Tremor.
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FIND SUPPORT
Patient Support Groups
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ET Worldwide Facebook Group
A private Facebook support group where people with ET share their experiences, offer moral support, and discuss concerns with one another. Join Now > |
ET Champions
A casual & private online support group where members gather on Zoom to share valuable experiences, offer support, and discuss important concerns, fostering strong camaraderie and understanding. Join Now > |
GET HELP WITH TREATMENTI Have Tremors! What do I do? |
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Stop ET Bullying
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Suicide Awareness
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Many people wrongly judge those with tremors in their hands, head, legs, or voice as being less intelligent. This lack of understanding leads to bullying in schools and workplaces, as people also assume someone is on drugs or drunk. It's time to challenge these misconceptions and promote awareness. Learn More >
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Living with Essential Tremor can be demoralizing, and depression may develop. Often, family, coworkers, and friends are the first to recognize the warning signs of suicide and can take the first step toward helping an at-risk individual find treatment with someone who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions. Learn More >
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