The Friday Recreation Group alternates between in-person and online meetings weekly. Please check in with John, our Recreation Manager, to confirm the location for this week. Having epilepsy can be pretty isolating, especially for those who have frequent uncontrolled seizures. Due to the severe impact of epilepsy, some people are unable to work full-time. If you […]
Babies and Tots is a group for children ages 0-4 with epilepsy or infantile spasms, together with their parents or caregivers. We will be meeting on a weekend morning every other month at the Epilepsy Toronto office. Enjoy free play, songs, and stories with Katie and Elana, followed by snacks and a parent chat. Siblings are […]
TTest your knowledge of all things trivial, at our interactive weekly Trivia Night! Join Recreation Group Coordinator, John Spataro, as he leads the games and the fun. Invite your family or household members to join in too - everyone is welcome!Interested in joining this group? Please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake […]
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you should apply for that job or not? How many times have you come across a job posting with content you don't understand? Join us for this new workshop where we show you how to deconstruct a job posting into information that is easily understood. If you have […]
Turn 'hump day' into BINGO DAY with weekly Wednesday afternoon Bingo! What better way to add some fun to the middle of your week? Join Recreation Manager, John Spataro and your friends at Epilepsy Toronto for a fun-filled afternoon.Interested in joining this group? Please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be […]
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 […]
Epilepsy Employment Group (EEG) is a Job Search Support Group for people living with epilepsy. This group is meeting online via Zoom regularly every Thursday afternoon. Meetings will alternate between a featured topic and a general discussion. Join in and meet some new people, swap points of view, and learn a thing or two! What […]
Are you craving some social time with old friends, or a chance to make some new ones? Join John Spataro, on Thursdays at 7pm for an online Social Club. A chance to connect with other members of the Epilepsy Toronto community, engage in lively conversations, catch up with old friends or maybe make new ones. Come drop […]
Ready to Launch is a new 4-week virtual group presented by Epilepsy Toronto's Children and Youth Services. This group has the goal of providing practical information and supportive discussions to prepare youth with epilepsy for the transition to adulthood. Topics will include: post-secondary education, employment, navigating the adult health care system, and living independently. Each […]
The Friday Recreation Group alternates between in-person and online meetings weekly. Please check in with John, our Recreation Manager, to confirm the location for this week. Having epilepsy can be pretty isolating, especially for those who have frequent uncontrolled seizures. Due to the severe impact of epilepsy, some people are unable to work full-time. If you […]
TTest your knowledge of all things trivial, at our interactive weekly Trivia Night! Join Recreation Group Coordinator, John Spataro, as he leads the games and the fun. Invite your family or household members to join in too - everyone is welcome!Interested in joining this group? Please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake […]
We all know about the different parts of job search, but how can you make them work for you? The Job Search Strategy workshop covers what things to consider when looking for a job including the types of employers, how to tap the job market and how to create a 90 day job search plan […]
Turn 'hump day' into BINGO DAY with weekly Wednesday afternoon Bingo! What better way to add some fun to the middle of your week? Join Recreation Manager, John Spataro and your friends at Epilepsy Toronto for a fun-filled afternoon.Interested in joining this group? Please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be […]
A support group for parents of adults living with epilepsy. This support group is led by a peer facilitator and welcomes new participants to join in and learn from other parents who "get it." Access peer support, learn about helpful resources and connect with other caregivers through sharing experiences. For more information email us at [email protected]. For more information on how to join this group, please […]
Epilepsy Employment Group (EEG) is a Job Search Support Group for people living with epilepsy. This group is meeting online via Zoom regularly every Thursday afternoon. Meetings will alternate between a featured topic and a general discussion. Join in and meet some new people, swap points of view, and learn a thing or two! What […]
Are you craving some social time with old friends, or a chance to make some new ones? Join John Spataro, on Thursdays at 7pm for an online Social Club. A chance to connect with other members of the Epilepsy Toronto community, engage in lively conversations, catch up with old friends or maybe make new ones. Come drop […]
Ready to Launch is a new 4-week virtual group presented by Epilepsy Toronto's Children and Youth Services. This group has the goal of providing practical information and supportive discussions to prepare youth with epilepsy for the transition to adulthood. Topics will include: post-secondary education, employment, navigating the adult health care system, and living independently. Each […]
The Friday Recreation Group alternates between in-person and online meetings weekly. Please check in with John, our Recreation Manager, to confirm the location for this week. Having epilepsy can be pretty isolating, especially for those who have frequent uncontrolled seizures. Due to the severe impact of epilepsy, some people are unable to work full-time. If you […]
