Training courses

Understanding epilepsy and administration of Midazolam course

This is a full-day course designed for people caring for someone with epilepsy who has been prescribed emergency midazolam.Suitable for people living with epilepsy, care providers and employers.
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Understanding epilepsy course

This course is designed for anyone working with or caring for someone with epilepsy. You do not need previous epilepsy training as this course will give you a thorough introduction to the condition.Suitable for: people living with epilepsy, care providers and employers.
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Epilepsy awareness talks

This awareness talk provides a brief introduction to epilepsy.The talk will include video footage of different seizure types demonstrating how subtle some seizures can be.Suitable for: people living with epilepsy, care providers, teachers and employers.
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Epilepsy Friendly Award

Our Epilepsy Friendly Award (EFA) recognises businesses and organisations that have made adjustments to ensure that they are as accessible to people with epilepsy and have trained their staff to respond appropriately to seizures.Suitable for: care providers, businesses, organisations, employers
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Epilepsy for employers

This course is designed to help employers and colleagues better support their team member with epilepsy. This course is also relevant for work coaches and social workers. Our trainer will talk you through.
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Epilepsy for teachers course

This course is designed to help teachers better support their student with epilepsy. You will leave this course with a good understanding of the condition, an ability to recognise a seizure, respond appropriately, and improve learning outcomes for the student with epilepsy.
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School's awareness workshop

We have been visiting schools across the country to raise awareness of epilepsy with children of all ages. Teaching children and young people about epilepsy can help normalise the condition.This can help reduce feelings of stigma and isolation.
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Assembly talks

The assembly talk is aimed at pupils of all ages at primary school to raise awareness of epilepsy, reduce stigma and highlight how they can help someone with epilepsy.
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Administration of rectal Paraldehyde and/or rectal Diazepam

This course is designed to extend the principles of epilepsy management explored in the understanding epilepsy and administration of Midazolam (UEAM) course.Suitable for: care providers.
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