Our Services

Support Groups

We provide a small network of peer-to-peer support groups.

Epilepsy Smart Schools

We are proud to be offering schools the opportunity to become accredited as Epilepsy Smart.

Seizure Alert Technologies

We loan out free seizure alert technology devices (terms and conditions apply), we provide information on devices and we have the largest seizure alert technology display in Australia.

Webinars & Conference Days

We produce free online webinars and run periodic seminars on a variety of epilepsy related topics.

Raising Awareness

We work tirelessly to raise much needed epilepsy awareness.

Pathways to Other Services

We can help direct you to other services and supports that may be available.

Epilepsy Grief and Loss Support

We can support you if you have experienced an epilepsy related loss.

Compassionate Ear Service

Speak to a qualified volunteer with lived experienced for information and support.

Information Line

Ring our information line and speak to an Epilepsy WA staff member for information or support.

Training

We can offer Understanding Epilepsy, Seizure First Aid and Midazolam Administration/Emergency Medication training face to face, via video link or online.

Seizure Head Protection

We compile information on and display examples of various head protection options and helmets.

Children’s Book Library

Epilepsy WA offers a free loan library featuring children’s books that help children with epilepsy, their siblings, and classmates to understand about epilepsy and seizures. These books may help to reduce fear, trauma, and stigma.

Children’s Book Library

Epilepsy WA offers a free loan library featuring children’s books that help children with epilepsy, their siblings, and classmates to understand about epilepsy and seizures. These books may help to reduce fear, trauma, and stigma.

DISCLAIMER

Important Message: The information contained within this website is not intended to take the place of individual medical advice. Do not make changes to treatment or medications without first discussing with your treating clinician.