About Epilepsy
Helpful Resources

Downloadable Resources

Spark Sheets

Detailed information on epilepsy and a variety of issues are outlined in Epilepsy Ontario’s ‘Spark Sheets’ series. General information as well as more targeted subjects are listed below. Click on your topic of interest, download a pdf file,  and get the facts.

Click any of the images below to download an English pdf version.

Epilepsy Toronto’s general pamphlet features basic information about epilepsy and an overview of our agency’s services.

Disponible en français.

Cover of Talking About Epilepsy Flyer

A general overview of epilepsy including useful facts and basic first-aid for convulsive and non-convulsive seizures.

Also available in:
French             Italian
Amharic         Punjabi
Arabic             Somali
Chinese          Spanish
Dari                  Tamil
Farsi                  Urdu

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The recommendations found in the guidelines series were developed to improve the quality and consistency of epilepsy care, and to ensure that all Ontarians with epilepsy have timely access to treatment, including surgical care. If you have epilepsy, the information in these guidelines can help you, your caregivers and your healthcare providers to make informed decisions about your treatment.

Edmonton Epilepsy Association
Informational Booklets

In 2001, the Edmonton Epilepsy Association, a fellow member of the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance, received a grant from the Edmonton Community Lottery Board to develop a new series of epilepsy educational booklets.  Since that time, the booklets have been periodically updated with each reprinting.

Epilepsy: An Overview
Living With Epilepsy
Epilepsy: A Guide for Parents
Let’s Learn About Epilepsy: Children’s Activity Book
Teens and Epilepsy
Epilepsy: A Guide for Teachers
Women and Epilepsy
Seniors and Epilepsy
Epilepsy: A Guide for Healthcare Providers
Epilepsy: Seizures and First Aid Poster
Safety and Epilepsy

Thanks to the efforts of Épilepsie Montréal Métropolitain, all eleven of these booklets have been translated into French (cliquez ici pour le français).

SUDEP AWARE-SUDEP eToolkit

The eToolkit is a set of documents designed to improve understanding of SUDEP and to facilitate its discussion among families, healthcare providers, death investigation professionals and researchers.

 SUDEP eBrochures are available (in English, French and Spanish) with information on SUDEP for:

  • People with Epilepsy
  • Parents & Caregivers of Children with Epilepsy
  • Young Adults and Teens with Epilepsy
  • People Bereaved by Epilepsy
  • Healthcare Providers