Each year, Canadians recognize May as Mental Health Awareness Month. It is a time to educate ourselves about mental illnesses and the many impacts they can have on a person’s…

At Epilepsy Durham Region, we value the feedback of all the individuals and families that connect with our organization for supports and services. We would like to hear how you…

As we wrap up national Volunteer Appreciation month, Epilepsy Durham Region has taken some time to reflect on what our volunteers mean to our effectiveness, the support we are able…

A Short-Film Documentary Screening Film Synopsis This mini-documentary is a story about hope for children and their families in mitigating and treating pediatric drug resistant epilepsy (DRE). It is a…

Epilepsy Durham Region has made some BIG changes! In light of changes put in place as a direct result of COVID-19 and public health recommendations throughout 2020-2021, Epilepsy Durham Region…

It’s important to implement self-care activities into your daily life. When you have epilepsy, it becomes necessary to reduce stress and control anxiety. Just a few small changes can have…

It is Halloween and we know that everyone loves putting on costumes and going out in their neighbourhoods trick-or-treating, receiving as much candy as possible!  Most people with epilepsy can…

October 19th Marks SUDEP Action Day Each year, epilepsy organizations and foundations worldwide recognize SUDEP Action Day – a day devoted to raising awareness around the world about sudden unexpected…