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Children’s Mental Health Week: Ways to support a young person

This week (5-11 February 2024) is Children’s Mental Health Week. The spotlight on children’s mental health is now needed more than ever before. According to the Mental Health Foundation, 75% of children and young people who experience mental health problems are not getting the help they need. Children and young people experience so many pressures …

Tegretol update

We have received lots of enquiries from people having trouble getting their usual Tegretol prescription. Novartis, the manufacturer of Tegretol, have provided an update to explain that: 200mg and 400mg Tegretol prolonged release tablets are in stock with them and going out to wholesalers. 200mg and 400mg Tegretol standard release tablets are in stock as …

Staying safe on the internet with photosensitive epilepsy

Today (6 February 2024) is Safer Internet Day which aims to raise awareness and make a safer and better internet for all, and especially children and young people. The internet and in particular social media are now ingrained in our daily lives. There probably won’t be a day that goes by where you are online …

Time to talk about mental health

Today (1 February) is Time to Talk Day, the nation’s biggest mental health conversation. Our Communications Officer David shares some tips to help you if someone opens up about their mental health to you. Epilepsy is much more than seizures. It is common for people living with epilepsy to experience mental health issues. Last year, …

My epilepsy story: Ragen

Ragen shares his experiences of being diagnosed with epilepsy and the challenges she has faced. How did you feel when you first knew you had epilepsy? It took a long time (two years) to get the diagnosis and once the official diagnosis was epilepsy my whole life was affected negatively in so many different …

New UK regulations on sodium valproate for men come into force

New regulations on the prescribing of sodium valproate to men living with epilepsy will come into effect today (31 January). This will be the first time that valproate prescribing restrictions will also apply to men and boys. This comes in light of a recent review of the latest safety data by the Commission on Human …

Men’s 10k 2024

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