Join EFMN for some holiday cookie decorating. Cookies, frosting, and decorating supplies are all provided. This event is open to families and friends but please be sure to RSVP so we can ensure there are enough cookies to go around!
We welcome adults, caregivers and parents affected by epilepsy to join us for a time to connect and support one another. January's topic is "Mental Health and Epilepsy". Why are these two things inter-related, and what tips do you have to share with one another about keeping both in balance?
Join other adults with epilepsy for connection and support. Light snacks will be provided. RSVP here or contact Janice Tweet at jtweet@efmn.org or (701) 429-1165 with questions. Walk-ins welcome.
Join us to connect with other adults affected by epilepsy. This month our discussion topic is "Educating Yourself & Others about Epilepsy." The MN Room is located on the first floor, across from the cafeteria. Light refreshments available.
Join us to connect with other parents and caregivers. This month our discussion topic is "Educating Yourself and Others about Epilepsy." Dinner and kid-friendly activities are available.
One in ten people will have a seizure in their lifetime. Do you know how to respond? Seizure training for communities is an opportunity to learn about epilepsy and seizures right in your own community. Hear from experts on varying topics and learn seizure basics. EFMN's Seizure Training is a
Come and connect for support and resources on topics that deal solely with raising children living with epilepsy. This group is for parents, guardians and caretakers of any age of children with epilepsy, youth or adult. Light refreshments will be served. Contact Erik Williams with any questions at ewilliams@efmn.org or
Adults affected by epilepsy, connect, share stories and support each other. Please feel free to invite family or friends. No one should face seizures alone. Refreshments provided.
Join the Epilepsy Foundation for an educational webinar where guest speaker Beth Rosen Sheidley MS, CGC, and moderator Elaine Kiriakopoulos MD, MSc, talk about epilepsy and genetics. They will discuss what we know about the genetics of epilepsy, the benefits and limitations of testing, and how to go about getting
Come for connections and support. Whether you are a parent with a child affected, or someone who has lived with epilepsy for years, sharing and hearing everyone's journey can create a powerful impact. This opportunity to meet others is open to family and friends. Light refreshments provided.