1 in 10 people will have a seizure in their lifetime and 1 in 26 will develop epilepsy, this training provides useful information so you can be prepared. This training is a resource that helps participants identify seizures, learn seizure first aid, and overcome the myths surrounding epilepsy. Participants will
Stay connected during this “safe at home” time and join EFMN’s Teen Connect Group for a virtual gathering and hang out! Teens (13-18 years old) living with epilepsy are invited to sign in to play games, share recommendations, and more while creating connections with peers from across MN, eastern ND,
In this 2019 EFMN Year in Review Community Forum, we'll cover highlights from 2019 and how our programs empower the fight of those living with epilepsy as they overcome challenges, navigate their epilepsy journey, and gain independence. We'll then give an important update on our 2020 programming during this time
Are you getting what you need from your time with doctors, therapists, case workers? We welcome anyone impacted by epilepsy to connect and share with one another the challenges and victories that you are experiencing along this part of your epilepsy journey. In order to ensure we can provide the
EFMN and the Art Therapy program at Adler Graduate School would like to invite individuals and families who have been impacted by epilepsy to join us in a virtual art therapy studio experience. We will host a series of four weekly 90-minute group sessions via a HIPPA compliant Zoom platform.
Seizures manifest themselves in various ways. Some may cause a person to lose consciousness or to have impaired awareness. Staying safe can be a concern for those living with epilepsy. In this webinar we will look at safeguards that can be put in place, to help individuals with epilepsy feel
Being alone when a seizure occurs can be a frightening or even dangerous occurrence. A device that can detect when a seizure happens and alert someone who can help can provide great peace of mind both to the person living with epilepsy and to their family or caregiver. This free
EFMN and the Art Therapy program at Adler Graduate School would like to invite individuals and families who have been impacted by epilepsy to join us in a virtual art therapy studio experience. We will host a series of four weekly 90-minute group sessions via a HIPPA compliant Zoom platform.
What does it mean to live well with epilepsy? For each person diagnosed with epilepsy, this question would be answered differently. In this webinar, participants will learn the basic definition of wellness, and several specific areas of wellness that can be assessed by the individual to determine their wellness level
Living your Best Life with Epilepsy: We welcome adults with epilepsy to connect and share with one another the challenges and victories that you are experiencing along this part of your epilepsy journey. In order to ensure we can provide the best experience possible, we need a few things from