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Epilepsy learning course for education professionals

Our Training Manager, Nicola Milne, provides information on our epilepsy and learning course designed for education professionals to help keep a child or student who has epilepsy safe.

Scottish budget 2020-2021 key spending promises

Our Policy and Campaigns Officer, Rona Johnson looks at some of the key spending promises from the Scottish budget 2020-2021.

Saint Valentine, fact, fiction and epilepsy

Our Chief Executive, Lesslie Young looks at the association between epilepsy and St Valentine and 14 facts and fiction about epilepsy.

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Writing a book to raise awareness of epilepsy

Read our interview with Georgina Peterson who has wrote a book about her personal experiences of living with epilepsy.

Issues important to women living with epilepsy

Our Helpline & Information Officer, Uschi Stickroth looks at issues, which are relevant and important to women living with epilepsy.

How Taekwondo helped increase my confidence

Nancy Ovenstone shares her experiences of growing up with epilepsy and how Taekwondo has helped increase her confidence.

Our new Epilepsy for Employers course

Our Training Manager, Nicola Milne provides information on our new Epilepsy for Employers course designed for managers, HR Personnel and people supporting someone with epilepsy in the workplace.

Neurological Care and Support in Scotland

In 2019, the Scottish Government consulted on Scotland’s first Neurological Action Plan. Several organisations and individuals, including Epilepsy Scotland, contributed to the consultation. This was done to ensure that any commitments made addressed issues that people with neurological conditions face.

My experience of growing up with epilepsy

Ashleigh was diagnosed with epilepsy when she was just 11 months old. Below she shares her experiences growing up with epilepsy. How did you feel when you first found out you had epilepsy? I was a baby, so I grew up with it. For me, I didn’t know anything different. How difficult was …

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