Dino Island is a cognitive intervention research study from the University of Victoria (UVic) that is designed to improve attention and executive function in children with neurodevelopmental concerns, special needs and/or disabilities, such as epilepsy.…
We are pleased to announce that the BC Epilepsy Society Bursary Program is now accepting bursary applications for the 2021/2022 school year. Every year, we receive designated donations specific for bursaries, which are awarded to…
Posted On February 02, 2021
By BC Epilepsy Society
Raise awareness for epilepsy and show your support for epilepsy by downloading and using our Facebook Frames! International Epilepsy Day is fast approaching on Monday February 8th and March is Purple Month, so you can…
Bell Let’s Talk Day is today, Thursday January 28th and is a day when social media will be used to raise funds to support mental health initiatives and to increase the awareness of mental health…
Have your say! Help shape the future of epilepsy and seizure research in Canada! Our Canadian epilepsy friends at EpLink and the Ontario Brain Institute have sent out a survey to gather the input of…
It’s time to say Ready, Set, 2021, Go! As it is the New Year, we are excited to announce the launch of three new initiatives (which are weekly yoga classes, a book club and a…
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