Creating a world without limits for people with epilepsy. Info, support, training as well as fundraising and volunteering opportunities.

What is epilepsy? What are epilpetic seizures? What triggers seizures? Answers to these (and other important) questions about epilepsy.

Epilepsy is a condition that affects the brain, causing repeated seizures; Anyone can have a one-off seizure, but it doesn’t always mean they have epilepsy; People are usually only diagnosed with epilepsy if their doctor thinks there’s a high chance they could have more seizures; Epilepsy can start at any age and there are many different types

Why Epilepsy Action? Find out what it means to be a national charity committed to supporting a better life for everyone affected by epilepsy. We are here because we believe that every person with epilepsy deserves to feel supported and reassured.

Our helpline is here for anyone affected by epilepsy, including: People living with epilepsy; Carers; Family and friends of people with epilepsy; Professionals, including those working in health, social care and education

Connect with others at an Epilepsy Action group. Get 1-1 support through our befriending service. Find local support in Northern Ireland and Wales.

Who will I see about my epilepsy treatment and care in England? Your epilepsy will be treated by the neurologist or GP. NICE says that all children, young people and adults with epilepsy should also have access to an epilepsy specialist nurse, but we know this is …

Epilepsy is a condition that affects the brain and causes frequent seizures. Electrical activity is happening in our brains all the time, as networks of tiny brain cells send messages to each other. These messages control all our thoughts, movements, senses and body functions.

At Epilepsy Action we support a wide range of medical and non-medical professionals. We have info and resources for epilepsy specialist nurses, GPs and nurses, care home managers and professionals, teachers and school staff, and researchers looking for support with a study.

Epilepsy info just for children. Videos, stories, advice and information about epilepsy tailored for kids along with stuff for schools