Our Youth Support Group is an opportunity for teens, ages 14 – 17, living with epilepsy to meet, and connect. It will be a place to share lived experiences, gather resources and learn information in a supportive, friendly environment.
An intake with parent/caregiver will be required for all new participants prior to attending.
For more information, please email katie@epilepsytoronto.org.
Our Youth Support Group is an opportunity for teens, ages 14 – 17, living with epilepsy to meet, and connect. It will be a place to share lived experiences, gather resources and learn information in a supportive, friendly environment.
An intake with parent/caregiver will be required for all new participants prior to attending.
For more information, please email katie@epilepsytoronto.org.
Our Youth Support Group is an opportunity for teens, ages 14 – 17, living with epilepsy to meet, and connect. It will be a place to share lived experiences, gather resources and learn information in a supportive, friendly environment.
An intake with parent/caregiver will be required for all new participants prior to attending.
For more information, please email katie@epilepsytoronto.org.
Our Youth Support Group is an opportunity for teens, ages 14 – 17, living with epilepsy to meet, and connect. It will be a place to share lived experiences, gather resources and learn information in a supportive, friendly environment.
An intake with parent/caregiver will be required for all new participants prior to attending.
For more information, please email katie@epilepsytoronto.org.
Elana Ellison, Epilepsy Toronto’s Child & Youth Services Co-ordinator, leads a playful new program of Music and Movement for Babies and Tots.
Join Elana in Christie Pits Park for a virtual song circle and parent chat! Enjoy songs, rhymes, and stories with your little one. Connect with other parents of young children who experience seizures. Siblings are welcome!
For more information or to register, please email Elana at elana@epilepsytoronto.org.
Health precautions and COVID-19 screening will be followed. In the event of inclement weather or changes to provincial health regulations, the program will be held online via Zoom.
