Please join us for an afternoon of decorating purple pumpkins, watching Halloween movies, and eating spooky treats! We will supply pumpkins, carving utensils, and purple paint for decorating! Prizes will be given out to those dressed in costumes! If you would like to bring a Halloween treat, we ask that you make sure it is […]
Job Search Support Groups are back! This year's EEG Job Search Support Groups launches on September 12, and will run every Thursday from 1-3 for eight weeks, concluding on Oct 31. What makes EEG support groups unique is that participants determine the content and staff respond in kind. Whether discussing memory, stress, accommodations, disclosure and […]
Epilepsy Toronto is pleased to announce a NEW workshop for our members. Think writing a resume is all about what you did and where you worked? Think again! Come learn all about resume styles as well as do’s and don’ts for job finding…especially while living with epilepsy! Tuesday, Novenmber 5 1 - 3 PM Please […]
Come out and meet others with similar interests and experiences. Share your thoughts on life with epilepsy and offer and receive support while enjoying great company! For more information contact Rosie Smith at rsmith@epilepsytoronto.org or call 416 964-9095
Do you live in Scarborough and have epilepsy? Are you looking to connect with others experiencing similar issues? Please RSVP to Stephanie at 416-964-9095 or stephanie@epilepsytoronto.org. Please note that members must have an individual session with Epilepsy Toronto staff before joining a group.
Are you looking to meet other young adults who have epilepsy, to share stories, resources, and transitional concerns? The Young Adults Support Group is a place where individuals with epilepsy can connect with other individuals while in an encouraging, supportive and empowering environment. Talking to other individuals with similar stories and experiences, has proven to […]
Classes will be held at the Epilepsy Toronto Office (468 Queen Street East, Unit 210). If you are arriving late please note that the door to our building may be locked. Please call our office (416 964 9095) and someone will let you in or search for Epilepsy Toronto on the keypad to contact us. […]
Join people whose partners have epilepsy to share your ideas and concerns with others who know exactly what you are going through. Learn new coping techniques and enjoy the company of people who have a lot in common with you! For more information contact our Adult Support Worker stephanie@epilepsytoronto.org or call 416 964-9095. Please note […]
It was so good we were requested to do another round. A forum to discuss issues affecting men with epilepsy. Wednesday November 13th 2019, 6pm. Facilitator: Dr Eduard Bercovici, neurologist Please rsvp to Rosie Smith at: rsmith@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.
Our signature event is back, but this time with a new and exciting twist! We are teaming up with Travel Edge, a $750 million company specializing in Leisure, Corporate & Events, and Tours travel. Their Leisure division has 10 offices in the US, Canada, and Bermuda, and over 750 expert advisors. This edition of Speed […]
Classes will be held at the Epilepsy Toronto Office (468 Queen Street East, Unit 210). If you are arriving late please note that the door to our building may be locked. Please call our office (416 964 9095) and someone will let you in or search for Epilepsy Toronto on the keypad to contact us. […]
Quarterly at Toronto Western Hospital 399 Bathurst Street Room WW 3-424 Hosted in partnership with Toronto Western Hospital’s Epilepsy Program This group seeks to bring together people with epilepsy who have done surgery with those who are considering surgery as a treatment option. The decision to do brain surgery is a complex one; one that […]
Do you live with epilepsy in the Etobicoke area? Epilepsy Toronto holds a monthly support group at the Rexdale Community Hub on the last Wednesday, bi-monthly. You will have an opportunity to meet and connect with others who understand just what you are going through, share knowledge as well as coping strategies on how to […]
