Join the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, a workshop empowering those with chronic conditions like epilepsy. Hosted by Epilepsy Foundation Kentuckiana @epilepsyfoundationkentuckiana, sessions run on Wednesdays from May 1st to June 5th, 11 AM–1:30 PM EST.

A few months ago, we asked, "What's the most common misconception about epilepsy you'd like to debunk?" Read about some of the most common misconceptions to help you educate others about epilepsy and seizures at bit.ly/3wAJ8t9

Maintaining seizure stability is crucial for a healthy pregnancy and delivery. Explore these resources from our partners at the Epilepsy & Pregnancy Medical Consortium @epilepsypregnancy outlining ways to keep seizures under control while pregnant: bit.ly/4bPhGXJ

If you've recently been diagnosed with epilepsy, our Newly Diagnosed Toolkit is your go-to resource for reliable information and practical advice. Whether you're a patient or caregiver, let us help you on your journey to understanding and managing epilepsy bit.ly/3x6xnuy

Our Newly Diagnosed Toolkit is like a roadmap to help you navigate this new chapter with confidence. From educational materials to tips for talking to your doctor, we've got everything you need to feel empowered and informed. epilepsy.com/tools-resource…

Stay safe this summer! 🌞 Epilepsy affects everyone differently, so it's important to consider seasonal health and safety issues. Check out these tips for a seizure-smart summer and stay prepared: bit.ly/4cT5vcz

Summer can bring extreme temperatures. Since some people with epilepsy may be sensitive to heat, staying cool is important. Get more tips to cool down this summer: bit.ly/3SdkAhw

Have you added hosting a lemonade stand to your summer bucket list? Raise funds to support the Epilepsy Foundation's mission and empower others on their epilepsy journey. Learn more about #LemonadeforLivy: bit.ly/3WLApi4

Your doctor may diagnose you with epilepsy if you have two unprovoked seizures or one unprovoked seizure with a high risk of more. Not all seizures are the result of epilepsy. Learn more about epilepsy: epilepsy.com/what-is-epilep…

Your journey is your power. Share your story to increase awareness, inspire others, and show the strength of our community: bit.ly/4cbNzJE

Becoming #SeizureFirstAid Certified equips you with the tools to help people in need. This course covers everything from recognizing seizures to knowing when to seek medical help. Get started today! bit.ly/3TwUarJ

You are not alone in your epilepsy journey.💜 If you need assistance finding resources or support, our 24/7 Helpline is here for you at 1-800-332-1000 (1-866-748-8008 en español)

Who will you paint your pumpkin purple for epilepsy awareness this fall? Share with us in the comments below! Make sure to sign up for the #PurplePumpkinProject2024 today and share your pumpkins with us! Sign up today at bit.ly/4dQA8zt

Happy Halloween! For parents of kids with epilepsy, planning can help manage seizure triggers while still having fun. Check out our tips for a safe, fun Halloween: bit.ly/4ft9T3g

Start the year strong by getting Seizure First Aid Ready with your loved ones. Learning how to respond to seizures together empowers your family to face any challenge with confidence bit.ly/4heKYBx

We are excited to announce our newest version of the partnership with SK Life Science, Inc., for the Uber ride-share campaign. Visit epilepsy.com/ride-share to apply!

Planning a summer getaway? Epilepsy shouldn’t hold you back from adventure. Whether you’re flying overseas, road-tripping with friends, or hopping on a cruise, a little extra preparation can go a long way. Learn more about safe and empowered travel: bit.ly/3HA4USL...

July 3 is Bereaved Parents Awareness Day. If you lost a child, please know that you are not alone. We are here to support you with resources, connection, and care. Visit bit.ly/3XXAX57 to help navigate your journey.

It’s Back-to-School Month, and the perfect time to prioritize student safety. Our free Seizure Safe School courses provide the tools school nurses and educators need to recognize seizures and respond effectively. Help make schools safer for all students: bit.ly/4mvbzgP

Seizures can strike without warning and being prepared can save a life. Whether you live with epilepsy or care for someone who does, knowing how to respond in a seizure emergency is critical. Learn more: bit.ly/4nJswV3