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Living well with epilepsy

This workshop provides a brief overview of epilepsy, aiming to increase understanding and awareness of the condition.

This workshop provides a brief overview of epilepsy, aiming to
increase understanding and awareness of the condition. 

Areas covered include: what epilepsy is and the different types, how it is
diagnosed and treated, signs and symptoms of epileptic activity,
antiepileptic and rescue medications, and associated risks. 

The session will also explore the link between epilepsy and mental health,
offering tools and strategies for managing your wellbeing alongside
the condition.

Date

Friday 18 July 2025

Time

10:00am - 12:00pm

Location

Shelton Primary Care Centre
Location details
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