CONCLUSION:
According to current guidelines for children with persistent tic
disorders and TS, habit reversal therapy, CBiT, and ERP are advised as
first-line behavioural treatments. However, using these methods in
conjunction with internet-based and telehealth approaches may improve
general accessibility to behavioural treatments, reduce related
expenses, and boost treatment frequency. This case shows how
online-based CBiT can decrease tic severity and disability caused by the
tics while also improving quality of life.