Are you curious about which Assistive Technology (AT) tools and services are available that could help an individual after epilepsy surgery with improved access to information, education, communication, employment, or leisure activities? This presentation provides
A guide for individuals and their families with epilepsy on how to prepare, and what to expect during and after an Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) stay. Presented by: Ammar Kheder, MD, Associate Professor of Neurology
About Power Hour We understand that being a parent of a child who is anywhere on the epilepsy surgery journey can be challenging and overwhelming at times. That’s why we’ve created our Power Hour workshops
Do you need help understanding your child's IEP goals? What data can you ask for, and how often? How can you be more involved in your child's IEP development? Join Julie Gardner, Educational Specialist, and
Progress monitoring: What is it, and why does it matter? Progress monitoring is how you and your child's school know whether IEP goals are being met. You must understand if your child is making progress,
Talking with our young and grown children about sexuality can be a difficult task. As parents and guardians, we often worry whether talking about it gives permission, and whether they can be safe from harm
Join us at the beautiful French Embassy in Washington, DC! As the Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Alliance's national signature event, the Give for Hope™ Boo Bash benefits Dreams for Danny – our surgical evaluation travel scholarship. The Problem One-third of children
Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland is the world's largest epilepsy event! Learn from experts while you surround yourself with people who understand the journey. This year we have the honor of organizing all the adult
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
As 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
This 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
Moderated 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
