Back To School Open Forum
Getting ready to send your child back to school? Join us for a special Back to School Power Hour. This open forum is for parents and caregivers of children with drug-resistant epilepsy, epilepsy surgery histories,
Getting ready to send your child back to school? Join us for a special Back to School Power Hour. This open forum is for parents and caregivers of children with drug-resistant epilepsy, epilepsy surgery histories,
The Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance will be at the 2025 Child Neurology Society Annual Meeting to advocate for families affected by drug-resistant epilepsy. These in-person gatherings are a vital opportunity to engage directly with clinicians,
Drug-resistant epilepsy is relentless. It disrupts daily life, creates uncertainty, and impacts the whole family. Seizures can happen anytime, bringing terrifying moments and constant stress. Even after surgery, challenges often remain: medical side effects, behavior
Drug-resistant epilepsy is relentless. It disrupts daily life, creates uncertainty, and impacts the whole family. Seizures can happen anytime, bringing terrifying moments and constant stress. Even after surgery, challenges often remain: medical
In an effort to address the unmet needs for increased education for people with epilepsy and their families, we (Sofie’s Journey) have created the Epilepsy Awareness & Education Expo and Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland.
If you're attending the annual meeting of the American Epilepsy Society, please stop by booth #754 to learn how we support families before and after surgery, grab materials for your clinic, or talk about collaboration.
This meeting focuses on one of the weakest links in complex epilepsy care: the transition from pediatric to adult providers for youth with prior epilepsy surgery including neuromodulation devices. When records, imaging, and device data
Learn about about epilepsy surgery and all the resources we offer. The expo hall will include patient advocacy groups from across the country and speakers will cover important topics.
Swing by our booth!
If your child has had epilepsy surgery, or may need it, this conference is for you. Learn from some of the world’s top neuro-professionals, educators, researchers, rehabilitation clinicians who will present rich sessions on issues
About 1 in 3 children with epilepsy have seizures that don't go away with medication. If you've been wondering what options are left, you aren't alone. Join Weill Cornell Medicine for a free, family-friendly webinar
Duke Pediatrics and Duke Neurosurgery are hosting their inaugural Advancing Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Conference. Centered around the theme "Seizure Freedom Starts Early," this two-day professional educational event explores the latest clinical advances in evaluating and