Blogs and Stories

It’s time for epilepsy to be understood

14th July 2026

Epilepsy looks different for everyone. Nana-Ama shares her personal experience, from discovering Purple Day to why understanding really matters.

Female student high fives male instructor on out of bounds activity.

School Trips and Epilepsy: What You Need to Know

12th June 2026

Epilepsy should not stop you going on school trips. Read how planning, support and small changes help you take part safely.

A group of teenagers sit smiling in a row outside in the low light of sunset.

Social anxiety and epilepsy: Going out without overthinking everything

15th May 2026

Struggling with social anxiety and epilepsy? Hear real voices, get practical tips, and find support to go out with confidence and less overthinking.

What to say to a friend with epilepsy and anxiety (and what not to say)

3rd April 2026

Worried about saying the wrong thing to a friend with epilepsy and anxiety? Learn kind, supportive ways to listen, help, and avoid common mistakes.

A teacher laughs alongside her students in a classroom.

Belonging at school when you have epilepsy

30th January 2026

School should feel safe and inclusive. Discover how belonging helps young people with epilepsy thrive and what teachers and parents can do to support it.

Young boy stands in front of his basketball team at school

How to talk to schools about your child’s epilepsy

16th January 2026

Creating inclusive schools changes lives. See how Harry’s school included staff, parents, and students to embrace epilepsy support and inclusion. Read the inspiring story today!