Epilepsy and Employment virtual Talk & Support group

Epilepsy and Employment virtual Talk & Support group

Epilepsy Action’s Talk and Support groups welcome anybody affected by epilepsy to talk, listen and share experiences.

By Epilepsy Action - Talk & Support virtual groups

Date and time

Tue, 20 Aug 2024 11:00 - 12:30 PDT

Location

Online

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About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

We know that people with epilepsy still struggle to find, and stay in work. People with epilepsy have one of the lowest rates of employment among disabled people. Just over a third (42%) of people who identified epilepsy as their “main” health condition are in employment, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Our Epilepsy and Employment virtual talk and support group is here to to help people with epilepsy to find, and stay in, work. Come along to talk, listen and share experiences with people affected by epilepsy.

It is free to join, just click the orange ‘Get tickets’ button.

“I didn’t know what to expect… but I am so glad I joined, I felt more positive at the end of the meeting and definitely got a lot of information which will be very useful.”

"The group helped me to regain my confidence, accept my epilepsy and understand it"

Virtual groups offer you:

  • A warm welcome
  • Space to listen and talk
  • A chance to connect with others
  • The opportunity to share experiences

You can download our handy guide to registering your place on a virtual group but please email lso@epilepsy.org.uk or call 0113 210 8899 if you have questions about the group or need further assistance.

You can see the full range of support that we provide both virtually, or in person, on our website.

For further information on how to live well with epilepsy, or to find out about supporting Epilepsy Action’s vital work, you can visit our website.

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Epilepsy Action is the charity representing the thousands of people affected by epilepsy in the UK. We won't stop until everybody with epilepsy has the respect, fairness and understanding they deserve. Epilepsy Action’s support groups welcome anybody affected by epilepsy to talk, listen and share experiences in a relaxed and friendly environment.

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