Tag: Connect Groups

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?

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.

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.

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.

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

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

We welcome adults, caregivers and parents affected by epilepsy to join us for a time to connect and support one another. November meeting topic is “How to Live Safely with Seizures”. What steps should you take in your home, what devices and products are available for you to monitor seizure

We welcome adults, caregivers, and parents affected by epilepsy to join us for a time to connect and support one another. Heather Besonen, Advocacy Director at EFMN, will join us in October to talk about current advocacy work that is being done at the legislative level, the new Epilepsy Advocate

Support and information session for individuals,family and friends affected by epilepsy. We will provide new resources and the opportunity to meet others. No one should face seizures alone. Refeshments provided.

Adults affected by epilepsy, connect, share stories and support each other. Guest speaker Dr. Doug Heck will be talking about managing your epilepsy and being an active participant in your care. Refreshments provided.