People living with epilepsy may face issues with memory as a result of their epilepsy, their seizures, their medication, or a combination of all three. If you face issues with your memory, you are not…

The BC Epilepsy Society is pleased to offer the second session of our Project UPLIFT program. This program uses cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and mindfulness teachings to help people living with epilepsy better manage mental health, including…

As the air gets colder, we are reminded that Halloween is quickly approaching. This holiday, which originated from All Hallows Eve, the last day of the Celtic calendar, and a Pagan holiday to honour the…

November is Epilepsy Awareness Month in the US and several US-based epilepsy organizations are hosting free online epilepsy conferences during the month of November, all of which will feature internationally renowned expert speakers. Please see…

The month of October is known as SUDEP Action Month, which is a month-long awareness event that culminates in SUDEP Action Day on October 23rd. The goal of both SUDEP Action Month and SUDEP Action…

Last month, we released our Your Voice Matters: Adult Epilepsy Report Card survey to allow people living with and affected by epilepsy in BC to their voice to share their experiences with the adult epilepsy…