Acupuncture treatment for tic disorder centers on scalp acupuncture points along with Shenmen, Hegu, and Taichong — points known to calm the mind and body. Considering the nature of children, treatment begins with non-needle stimulation or magnet needles to allow the child to acclimate, then transitions to regular needles. Twice weekly is ideal, but when school and extracurricular schedules are tight, the effect can be maintained with once-weekly acupuncture combined with daily herbal decoction. Since the decoction is taken daily, it fills the gap between visits. After three months, changes in frequency and intensity are evaluated together with the parent to decide whether to continue. During high-stress periods such as exams and presentations, temporarily increasing to two to three visits per week for an intensive phase is also a good option.