The first step in being prepared is to assess your readiness to take action. ...

This section will help you develop your own seizure preparedness plan and enable you to pull together important information about yourself and your epilepsy. You, and those who care about you, will then have the necessary information...

Care and Comfort Seizure First Aid is the first line of response to seizures. General steps for all seizure types are listed on the following pages, followed by brief explanations or ‘how to’ tips. This information will help...

These Seizure Preparedness Modules are designed to link useful information with tips on important skills and resources you may need in managing seizures. Some information may be new to those recently introduced to seizures. However,...

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Knowing what happens during a seizure and how often they occur are two of the most important seizure details. Keeping track of seizures can help: ...

Welcome to Seizure Preparedness! Epilepsy.com is pleased to present a new layer to your learning experience - a way to learn critical information, skills and resources that will help you manage seizures and epilepsy more easily. ...

When you see someone have a seizure, make sure that at some point you write down what happens. This information is very important and will help the doctors and other health care professionals know what happened, if ongoing treatments...

"What should I do if I (or my friend or loved one) has a seizure?" This is the most common question asked by people with seizures and their friends and families. Nothing is more difficult than feeling helpless when a seizure...

Practicing what to do when a seizure is witnessed can help set everyone's mind at ease. Set aside time for a 'seizure drill' - a time when you can practice what each person will do if a seizure occurs. Make first aid steps appropriate...