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Live with Lily!

Hi! my name is Lily Park and I am a part of an amazing organization called Teaching Awareness through Puppetry, otherwise known as TAP. I am so excited to tell you about something that I have been working on with my friends at Epilepsy Toronto!! It’s called ‘Live with Lily!

Each month we will have a brand new episode of Live with Lily where we’ll do something fun and learn something new together. I’ll invite my friends to join me and we’ll play games, read stories, answer questions, do activities together and more! Also, because I am a person living with epilepsy, we will definitely be talking about that too.

This month, Lily and her friend Fatima get some expert advice on how to go Back to School safely – join in as it will be informative (that means you can learn a lot from it) and fun!

Make sure you tune in to ‘Live with Lily!’ on Epilepsy Toronto’s Facebook page. I’ll be there with my super awesome friends from Epilepsy Toronto, and I hope you will be there too!
You can watch all the episodes of Live with Lily on our Facebook page.

Live with Lily! is a fun and interactive segment that offers information, support, and community for children who are living with or impacted by Epilepsy. If your child would like to be a guest on Live with Lily, please send an email to Christina here to get started!

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Executive Functions Workshop

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Executive Functions are a skill set located in the brain’s prefrontal cortex that are responsible for numerous self-regulating competencies. These include working memory, planning and organization and sustaining attention. Many people with epilepsy struggle in the workplace with these and other elements. Join us for this workshop which will explore executive funtions and help you learn how issues can be accommodated. 

Register online here.

This workshop is facilitated by the Epilepsy Toronto Employment Services Department and is open to all to attend.

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Parent Support Group

Are you a parent or caregiver of a child or teenager 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 incredible parents and broaden your current epilepsy network.

***This is a combination of our Parents for Young Children and our Parents of Teens support groups.

3rd Wednesday of every other month.
7:30 – 9:00 pm

The Parent Support Group is facilitated by the Epilepsy Toronto Children and Youth Services Department.

For more information on how to join this group, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Please note: an intake appointment is required before joining any of our support groups. 

A child wearing braces on his teeth smiles broadly while his parents stand with their hands on either of his arms looking at him smiling.

Parent Support Group

Are you a parent or caregiver of a child or teenager 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 incredible parents and broaden your current epilepsy network.

***This is a combination of our Parents for Young Children and our Parents of Teens support groups.

3rd Wednesday of every other month.
7:30 – 9:00 pm

The Parent Support Group is facilitated by the Epilepsy Toronto Children and Youth Services Department.

For more information on how to join this group, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Please note: an intake appointment is required before joining any of our support groups. 

A child wearing braces on his teeth smiles broadly while his parents stand with their hands on either of his arms looking at him smiling.

Parent Support Group

Are you a parent or caregiver of a child or teenager 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 incredible parents and broaden your current epilepsy network.

***This is a combination of our Parents for Young Children and our Parents of Teens support groups.

3rd Wednesday of every other month.
7:30 – 9:00 pm

The Parent Support Group is facilitated by the Epilepsy Toronto Children and Youth Services Department.

For more information on how to join this group, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Please note: an intake appointment is required before joining any of our support groups. 

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Support Group For Professionals

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 online and in-person meetings.

Please note: an individual counselling session is required before joining any of our support groups – if you are interested in more information, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be connected with one.

A group of adults in buisiness attire.

Support Group For Professionals

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 online and in-person meetings.

Please note: an individual counselling session is required before joining any of our support groups – if you are interested in more information, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be connected with one.

A group of adults in buisiness attire.

Support Group For Professionals

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 online and in-person meetings.

Please note: an individual counselling session is required before joining any of our support groups – if you are interested in more information, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be connected with one.

A group of adults in buisiness attire.

Support Group For Professionals

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 online and in-person meetings.

Please note: an individual counselling session is required before joining any of our support groups – if you are interested in more information, please speak with your Epilepsy Toronto counsellor or complete an intake form to be connected with one.