Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person support groups have been cancelled. We understand that support networks are important for people living with epilepsy for optimal health and wellness so we are pleased to be putting…
You may have seen the article about the young girl living with epilepsy whose service dog was also given a spot in her yearbook and may be wondering if you would also be able to…
May is National Teen Self-Esteem Month and we think that it is a great time to talk about the importance of self-esteem for teens with epilepsy. It has been found that people with good self-esteem…
May is National Emergency Preparedness Month and it is important for everyone to Know the Risks, to Make a Plan and to Get a Kit. Getting prepared for emergencies (such as power outages, floods, wildfires,…
Less than two months ago, COVID-19 changed our definition of "normal" and now, as the province begins to enter a gradual reopen, we are facing a "new normal". Last week, the official plan to gradually…
Mother’s Day is May 10th and all of us at the BC Epilepsy Society and the I AM A VOICE for Epilepsy Awareness campaign think it is a great time to discuss mothers with epilepsy.…
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