Are you looking to meet other young adults who have epilepsy, to share stories, resources, and 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 be […]
Are you a working professional living with epilepsy? Come out to our monthly virtual group and meet others with similar interests and experiences. Share your thoughts on life with epilepsy and offer and receive support while enjoying great company!This group is facilitated by Rosie Smith, Director of Epilepsy Toronto's Adult Services Department and alternates between […]
Join people whose partners or family members have epilepsy to share your ideas and concerns with others who really understand 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 about our Adults with Epilepsy Support Group or to join […]
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 has to be weighed in light of risks vs benefits. Connecting […]
The Epilepsy Toronto Adult (ETA) Support Group is for Adult Service clients who are new to the Epilepsy Toronto community. Whether you are recently diagnosed or have lived with epilepsy for many years but are new to Epilepsy Toronto, this group offers you an opportunity to share your feelings and concerns and to learn more […]
Are you a parent or caregiver of a child living with epilepsy? Do you want to meet other parents who share similar feelings and emotions associated with raising a child with seizures? From school issues to family dynamics; from relationship stressors to safety tips. Meet online with other amazing parents and increase your current epilepsy […]
