On the first visit, the Korean medicine practitioner assesses the child's constitution and current condition through the Four Examinations: observation, listening and smelling, inquiry, and palpation. Tic types, onset timing, aggravating factors, co-occurring symptoms such as ADHD and OCD, and family history are obtained in detail from the parents. A one-month treatment plan is established based on the initial examination. During the intensive phase of one to two months, tics are stabilized through twice-weekly acupuncture and daily herbal decoctions targeting Liver Wind and Heart-Gallbladder Deficiency, while tracking baseline changes in tic frequency and intensity. Caregivers are also guided to keep a log of screen time, sleep, and stress for use in evaluating treatment effectiveness.