A place for kids to connect with others and share their experiences with having a sibling with epilepsy. Join us fo crafts, a pizza lunch and time share. For children aged 6 to 9 year olds (there are plans to have future groups for other age ranges in the future, please let us know if […]
To RSVP for this workshop, please email stephanie@epilepsytoronto.org.
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. […]
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 […]
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 Please note: an individual counselling session is required before joining any of our support groups - please call […]
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. […]
Many people with invisible disabilities are challenged by when and how to reveal their disabilities on the job, if at all. So the question becomes, who do I tell, for what purpose, how and when? This workshop talks about strategies and solutions for overcoming the disclosure dilemma and how to frame disclosure in a positive […]
Interviews can be nerve wracking for everyone and especially for people living with epilepsy. Come and learn about the differences between behavioural interviews vs. information interviews and learn some practical tips to help you ace that job interview! To RSVP please email Carter at carter@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.
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! To RSVP please email Carter at carter@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.
An opportunity for Job Seekers with Epilepsy to learn about our services and how we can help them reach their employment goals. To RSVP please email Carter at carter@epilepsytoronto.org or call us at 416-964-9095.
