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Leaving home is a major milestone in anyone’s life. For young adults with epilepsy, it can represent both freedom and uncertainty. Whether moving into university accommodation, supported living, or their own place for the first time, this period often brings a mix of excitement and anxiety for the individual and their family. Developing independence with…

Category: Advice, Living with Epilepsy

Digital technology is now woven into almost every part of daily life. From classrooms and workplaces to entertainment and social interaction, we spend more time looking at screens than ever before. For most people, this is simply a feature of modern life. However, for some individuals with epilepsy, increasing screen exposure can bring specific challenges…

Category: Advice, Living with Epilepsy, Technology

Inclusive recruitment is not just about meeting diversity targets or legal requirements. It is about creating fair opportunities for every individual to contribute their skills and thrive at work. For people with epilepsy, recruitment and onboarding can sometimes present barriers that are easy to remove with the right understanding and planning. Epilepsy is one of…

Category: Advice, Education

Adventure brings freedom, excitement, and a powerful sense of connection with nature. Whether it’s hiking through national parks, setting up camp under the stars, or taking a short road trip to the coast, spending time outdoors is an incredible way to recharge and explore. For people with epilepsy, these experiences can and should be enjoyed…

Category: Advice, Living with Epilepsy

As temperatures drop and the winter months set in, the effects of cold weather go far beyond chilly mornings and frosted windscreens. For people living with epilepsy, the cold season can introduce a range of challenges — some subtle, others significant. Understanding how colder conditions can influence seizure control, medication routines and general wellbeing is…

Category: Living with Epilepsy

As the days grow shorter and the clocks go back, many people notice changes in their sleep, energy and mood. For those living with epilepsy, these seasonal shifts can also influence seizure patterns and overall wellbeing. Understanding how the darker months can affect individuals with epilepsy is essential for carers, teachers and support workers. This…

Category: Advice