Many children face challenges at school after epilepsy surgery. They may have difficulty making or maintaining academic progress for various reasons. This Power Hour will discuss the concept of cognitive load and offer perspectives on
We have a mantra at the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance: Knowledge is power. If you have to advocate for something for your child, you must understand it. Our Power Hours are designed to help families
After epilepsy surgery, the transition to adulthood can be particularly challenging. Families need to know what tools are helpful to fully understand their teen's cognitive and functional profile to design a results-oriented transition plan. How
We have a mantra at the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance: Knowledge is power. If you have to advocate for something for your child, you must understand it. Our Power Hours are designed to help families
We have a mantra at the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance: Knowledge is power. If you have to advocate for something for your child, you must understand it. Our Power Hours are designed to help families
We have a mantra at the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance: Knowledge is power. If you have to advocate for something for your child, you must understand it. Our Power Hours are designed to help families
Executive function (EF) skills impact a broad range of functional developmental outcomes. For children who have had epilepsy surgery, executive functioning challenges may impact how your child manages their academic success, social integration, motor coordination,
We have a mantra at the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance: Knowledge is power. If you have to advocate for something for your child, you must understand it. Our Power Hours are designed to help families
Please join us for a special "back to school" chat as you prepare to return your child to school. We'll begin by sharing information about our key educational resources for children who have epilepsy, epilepsy
Siblings are often in line to be the default caregiver for their brother or sister with special needs. This webinar will explore what this responsibility means for you and discuss alternative paths available. What can
THIS EVENT HAS OCCURRED. YOU CAN WATCH THE RECORDED WEBINAR HERE: What about my other kids? Navigating the dynamics of sibling relationships in families of children with pediatric epilepsy When you have a child that
THIS EVENT HAS OCCURRED. YOU CAN WATCH IT HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp8GfaKYM9E&t=14s In this Power Hour, Growing Together: Navigating the Life Stage Checklist for Families, our Director of Patient and Family Advocacy, Audrey Vernick, walks you
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