
Epilepsy: A Guide For Parents
Edmonton Epilepsy Association
If your child has been diagnosed with epilepsy, you may have questions regarding the condition. What causes epilepsy? How is it diagnosed? What are the available treatments? How can I help my child? It is not unusual for a parent to experience feelings of helplessness, fear, grief, or anger after a child has been diagnosed with epilepsy. Local epilepsy associations can provide you with valuable information regarding your concerns. Many associations have helpful resource materials on epilepsy and a staff committed to answering questions and providing information. Often associations offer in-service training to schools which educate others about the condition. Associations may also be able to provide you with support groups, trained professionals, or other families who are facing similar challenges. In some cases, a diagnosis of epilepsy may require little change in lifestyle. In other cases, there may be significant change for the child and the family. In either situation, learning about epilepsy can empower you and help you make informed decisions regarding medical treatment, care, or safety. Learning about epilepsy may also help to alleviate your own anxiety and allow you to focus on the needs of your child.
Duration - 1h 25m.
Author - Edmonton Epilepsy Association.
Narrator - Meghan McAnally.
Published Date - Sunday, 14 January 2024.
Copyright - © 2020 Edmonton Epilepsy Association ©.
Location:
United States
Networks:
Edmonton Epilepsy Association
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Description:
If your child has been diagnosed with epilepsy, you may have questions regarding the condition. What causes epilepsy? How is it diagnosed? What are the available treatments? How can I help my child? It is not unusual for a parent to experience feelings of helplessness, fear, grief, or anger after a child has been diagnosed with epilepsy. Local epilepsy associations can provide you with valuable information regarding your concerns. Many associations have helpful resource materials on epilepsy and a staff committed to answering questions and providing information. Often associations offer in-service training to schools which educate others about the condition. Associations may also be able to provide you with support groups, trained professionals, or other families who are facing similar challenges. In some cases, a diagnosis of epilepsy may require little change in lifestyle. In other cases, there may be significant change for the child and the family. In either situation, learning about epilepsy can empower you and help you make informed decisions regarding medical treatment, care, or safety. Learning about epilepsy may also help to alleviate your own anxiety and allow you to focus on the needs of your child. Duration - 1h 25m. Author - Edmonton Epilepsy Association. Narrator - Meghan McAnally. Published Date - Sunday, 14 January 2024. Copyright - © 2020 Edmonton Epilepsy Association ©.
Language:
English
Opening Credits
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002 intro epilepsy a guide for parents
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003 toc epilepsy a guide for parents
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004 ch 01 epilepsy a guide for parents
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005 ch 02 epilepsy a guide for parents
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006 ch 03 epilepsy a guide for parents
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007 ch 04 epilepsy a guide for parents
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008 ch 05 epilepsy a guide for parents
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009 ch 06 epilepsy a guide for parents
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010 ch 07 epilepsy a guide for parents
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015 ch 12 epilepsy a guide for parents
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016 ch 13 epilepsy a guide for parents
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018 ch 15 epilepsy a guide for parents
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019 ch 16 epilepsy a guide for parents
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020 ch 17 epilepsy a guide for parents
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021 ch 18 epilepsy a guide for parents
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017 ch 14 epilepsy a guide for parents
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Ending Credits
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