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Stories
True accounts from real people, giving you a glimpse into their lives and experiences
What to expect after diagnosis
Epilepsy diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Learn what to expect and find support. Start your journey today!
Real Stories, Real Change: Youth Voice in Action
Young people with epilepsy came together across the UK to connect, share stories, and shape the future of epilepsy care. Here's what went down.
My first Christmas with epilepsy
Facing your first Christmas with epilepsy? Discover tips, support, and stories to help you feel confident and connected. Join our community today!
Useful tips for logging seizures
Logging seizures helps spot patterns and improve treatment. Learn practical tips to make tracking easier and take control of your epilepsy today!
Where your money went: The impact of the Christmas Appeal 2024
Your Christmas donations in 2024 raised £60,000 to create vital resources so no child faces an epilepsy diagnosis alone. Thank you for making this possible.
5 top tips to help your child during testing for an epilepsy diagnosis
Get practical advice on supporting your child through epilepsy testing. Learn how to be honest, use age-appropriate language, incorporate play, research hospital resources, and plan a reward. Make the experience less stressful for both of you.
New seizure films
Watch new seizure films from young people living with epilepsy, great for professionals to learn how to support epilepsy in clinics, classrooms and care.
The making of: You can help films
Find out how the new seizure films were made with young people at the heart - what they want you to understand about their seizure type and how you can help.
Myoclonic seizures
Discover real experiences of myoclonic seizures from young people and families. Learn what they feel like and how to support someone through them.
Atonic seizures
Read about what atonic seizures really feel like, with honest stories from young people, families, and the UK epilepsy community. Share your own experience!