Join other adults with epilepsy for connection and support. Kaylee Jaeger from LivaNova will provide information on VNS (Vagus Nerve Stimulation) therapy as a treatment for intractable epilepsy. Light snacks provided. RSVP here or contact Amy Haugen at amy.haugen@efmn.org or (320) 203-9722 with questions. Walk-ins welcome.
We welcome adults, caregivers and parents affected by epilepsy to join us for a time to connect and support one another. In March we will hear from 3 families who have had different treatment procedures to stop intractable seizures. There will be open discussion time as well to share your
Join our Teen Social Group (13-18 years old) for a free afternoon of board games, card games, foosball, pool and ping pong at the Armatage Rec Center! Feel free to bring your favorite games and/or snacks along to share with the group. Please contact Erik Williams with any questions at
This free training is designed for school nurses and other health staff to refresh their knowledge and learn about new developments regarding epilepsy and seizures. All school personnel are welcome to attend, and those with intermediate levels of knowledge around epilepsy in a school setting. This webinar will begin with
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. We will also be joined by a special guest advocate speaker who will share
One in ten people will have a seizure in their lifetime. Do you know how to respond? Teachers, school nurses, staff, and families work together to reduce bullying and foster understanding of epilepsy in schools. Learn about seizures, epilepsy, identifying the common seizure types and how to respond appropriately. We'll
Join us to connect with other adults affected by epilepsy. This month our discussion topic is "Treatment Options for Epilepsy." The MN Room is located on the first floor, across from the cafeteria. Light refreshments available.
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.
Parents, please join us for open conversation and to share your journey with other parents and caregivers. To help alleviate childcare concerns, we will have supervised gym activities for children. Light snacks will be provided. RSVP here or contact Amy Haugen at amy.haugen@efmn.org or (320) 203-9722 with questions.
As the access to healthcare professionals is limited during these unprecedented times, we invite people with epilepsy and caregivers to join a special edition webinar about epilepsy and COVID-19. These programs aim to: Inform on the current COVID-19 situation and provide recommendations for people with epilepsy Educate attendees on the