Epilepsy Awareness Month
November is Epilepsy Awareness Month November is not just another month on the calendar; it's a time to shine a spotlight on epilepsy. At the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance, we dedicate this month to raising
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Behavior & Co-Regulation with Eileen Devine
Virtual WorkshopAs a parent, your greatest and most effective tool for decreasing challenging behaviors is the ability to provide co-regulation for your child. Contrary to what many think, this is not simply a psychological or emotional
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The Lifelong Impact of Having a Sibling with a Disability
Virtual WorkshopThis session is all about understanding the brothers and sisters of people with disabilities. Research shows that siblings of people with disabilities have their own special qualities and needs, but often, families
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Science and Research Update: Outcomes After Cerebral Hemispheric Surgery
Rosen Plaza Hotel 9700 International Drive, Orlando, FL, United StatesModerated by Dr. George Ibrahim (The Hospital for Sick Children), this review will include: 1. Early Data from the Global Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Registry - Outcomes Beyond Seizure Control (Monika Jones, JD, Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery
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Empowering Families to Address the Sexual Assault Epidemic in the Disability Community
Virtual WorkshopJoin us for a transformative presentation where we shed light on the alarming sexual assault epidemic affecting people with disabilities. Led by passionate disability advocate Julie Payne-Neward, this session is a call to action for
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School Performance After Epilepsy Surgery: Working Memory and Cognitive Load
Virtual WorkshopMany 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
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POWER HOUR: Open Forum
Virtual WorkshopWe 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
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Using Neuropsychological Evaluation to Inform Your Child’s Transition Plan
Virtual WorkshopAfter 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
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POWER HOUR: Open Forum
Virtual WorkshopWe 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
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POWER HOUR: Open Forum
Virtual WorkshopWe 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
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POWER HOUR: Open Forum
Virtual WorkshopWe 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
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Understanding Executive Function
Virtual WorkshopExecutive 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,