A Sibling’s Perspective: Kassandra Conley Earlier this year, we launched our Sibling Support Initiative. It's a pilot project to figure out what siblings in our community need and how we can best support them. A
Recently we hosted a Power Hour on Vision After Epilepsy Surgery. Dr. Linda Lawrence, member of our scientific advisory board and a pediatric ophthalmologist who is an expert in brain-based visual impairment as well as
We're actively recruiting parents, primary caregivers, and grandparents of children who have had epilepsy surgery for our second cohort of volunteer peer training. Peer supporters come from a wide range of socioeconomic, cultural, and
The Flynn family, Christmas Day 2021 Guest Blog Post: Elizabeth Flynn "About six years ago on a family vacation to Park City, my three-year-old sister Margaret had her first seizure. I can
Cecile Dame and her son earlier this week "I still remember the feeling of entering an endless night after learning the diagnosis of infantile spasms for our son, followed by the despair
"The sibling relationship is unique in that it lasts the longest of all human relationships."* This Epilepsy Awareness Month, we're sharing facts about drug-resistant epilepsy and surgery on our social media channels.
Talk with a parent who's been there. We are thrilled to launch our new Peer Support Program just in time for Epilepsy Awareness Month. If your child is anywhere on the epilepsy
Last week, we discussed National Disability Employment Awareness Month and provided Five Tips for Success for your teen or young adult who had brain surgery for epilepsy. This week, let's consider what happens
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). This national campaign aims to raise awareness about disability employment issues and celebrate the contributions of employees with disabilities. This year’s theme is “America’s Recovery:
Returning to school after epilepsy surgery can be a challenge, especially because of the diverse and various needs the child may have. Even if the student does not qualify for an IDEA, they
