Epilepsy information from Epilepsy Society

Taking the tablets survey

Asking you about epilepsy and medication

Managing epilepsy is more than ‘just taking the tablets’. Some people are happy taking medication and consider this part of managing their epilepsy. Others may be uncomfortable  or have concerns about taking medication.  Epilepsy Society, working  in partnership  with Professor Rob Horne, Centre for Behavioural Medicine, and The School of Pharmacy, University of London, has designed a survey to find out more about epilepsy and medication. > Take part in our survey
 

Just diagnosed

If you are newly diagnosed, our new just diagnosed pages cover the topics that people with epilepsy have told us  are most helpful when you are newly diagnosed.

> Visit the new just diagnosed area

Website survey

Asking you about epilepsy websites

We are seeking to improve our website.  Could you spare 5 minutes to tell us about what you find useful online?  Your feedback will help us to create a more useful website for people affected by epilepsy. 

> Take the survey about epilepsy websites

Epilepsy helpline extended hours

Extended opening from 2 April 2012

Epilepsy Society's helpline is now open from 9am, an hour earlier than usual.

The extended hours have been made possible following a generous grant from a family trust. It means people wanting to know about epilepsy and issues surrounding it will be given more time to talk.

> Call the helpline on 01494 601 400 or find out more about the helpline