Walk For Epilepsy 2021
Walk for Epilepsy Media Release
Research Shows That Mindfulness Can Reduce Seizures
The burdens of having epilepsy are multifold and while medical therapies aim to modify the progression of epilepsy, psychological treatments for people with epilepsy (PWE)… Read More »Research Shows That Mindfulness Can Reduce Seizures
March 2021 Talking Point
“No, my bruises are not from a fight.” A young barista named Gerard from Flick The Bean café in Launceston recently shared that turning up… Read More »March 2021 Talking Point
ABC Radio Interview with Leon Compton – SUDEP
Epilepsy Tasmania’s CEO Wendy Groot and Hobart mum Penny Flanagan were interviewed on ABC Hobart radio by Leon Compton ABC We encourage you to listen… Read More »ABC Radio Interview with Leon Compton – SUDEP
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Deloitte Research – The Economic Burden of Epilepsy in Australia 2019 – 2020
For Tasmanian-specific research, refer to the report Epilepsy – A Focus on Tasmania 2019.
Brainwaves e-News, edition 15, 2019
We’re halfway through Epilepsy Awareness Month – Purple Month – our biggest awareness and fundraising time of the year. I’d like to thank all the schools, businesses… Read More »Brainwaves e-News, edition 15, 2019
Epilepsy Smart Schools launches in Tasmania – March 2019
On Friday 8th March 2019, the Minister for Education, Mr Jeremy Rockcliff MP, officially launched Tasmania’s Epilepsy Smart School program and recognised Trevallyn Primary School… Read More »Epilepsy Smart Schools launches in Tasmania – March 2019
Purple Month 2018 – photo collage
What a month Tasmania had during March 2018 for National Epilepsy Awareness Month (Purple Month). Thank you Tasmania for your ongoing support to raise awareness… Read More »Purple Month 2018 – photo collage
ABC Radio Interview: Epilepsy in Tasmania
Do you know someone who experiences epilepsy? Did you know that 90% of people who do experience the condition (along with those who support them)… Read More »ABC Radio Interview: Epilepsy in Tasmania