Navigating epilepsy just got easier. Our new AI Assistant, Sage, built in partnership with @AWSCloud, delivers real answers. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a caregiver, or seeking answers, it meets you where you are. Learn more and try it today:

This #NationalPreparednessMonth, make sure your emergency kit includes rescue meds, a Seizure Action Plan, and medical IDs. Get tips to stay safe during a disaster:

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

1 in 26 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy. Who is your 1 in 26? 💜.Share your story with a photo and short paragraph for a chance to be featured on our social media. Send your submission to: socialmedia@efa.org

If you’ve lost a loved one due to epilepsy, you’re not alone. Join our Bereavement Virtual Support Group to connect with others who have experienced loss. The next meeting is 9/17, with sessions for both adults and young adults. For more info and to register, email sudep@efa.org.

An IEP can include a Seizure Action Plan and access to rescue meds—key tools for students with epilepsy. 💜 Back-to-school season is the perfect time to review and update your child’s plan. Find all the must-have epilepsy resources for returning to school:

Take a step toward change and join a Walk for Epilepsy near you! You can help raise awareness, build a strong community, and support those affected by epilepsy. Find a local walk this month:

Wellspring — The modern high-yield savings account. High Yields. Low Friction. Real Value. All On-Chain. Because your money should work as hard as you do. Link and access code below 👇

The Epilepsy Foundation's national office is closed for the holiday. If you need assistance finding resources or support, our Epilepsy & Seizures Helpline is available between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. EST at 1-800-332-1000 (1-866-748-8008 en español).

Support makes a difference. Whether you're living with epilepsy or caring for someone who is, a support group can provide connection, guidance, and encouragement. Find one that fits your needs:

Equip yourself with essential skills to help during a seizure. Join our Live Seizure First Aid Certification course and be prepared to make a difference when it counts. 💜 Register now to be part of a community committed to safety and support.

One way to diagnose epilepsy is by using electroencephalography (EEG). This safe, painless test records electrical activity in the brain to find patterns that could be linked to seizures. Some abnormal patterns can also appear in various other conditions.

Your legacy gift can help us advance groundbreaking research, provide education and resources to empower people affected by epilepsy, advocate for the rights and needs of the epilepsy community, and train more people in seizure recognition and first aid.

Make your classroom a Seizure Safe Space! Our free toolkits help teachers and students learn about epilepsy and seizure first aid in an easy, age-appropriate way. Download now:

Heading back to school can bring a mix of excitement and anxiety, especially for students with epilepsy. Feeling prepared can make all the difference. As you get ready for the new school year, we want to know: What’s in your backpack that helps you feel prepared and confident?

My Son Tj is 1 in 26. He was diagnosed with tonic-clonic seizures at the age of 4 and myoclonic seizures at the age of 15. After many different medications over the last 34 years, his seizures are well-controlled. He is strong and caring. I am so proud of him and his strength. 💜

Heading to college is a big step, especially when you’re living with epilepsy. From Seizure Action Plans to campus support tips, we’ve got resources to help you start this chapter with confidence.

Living with epilepsy hasn’t been easy for Jillian, but through every challenge, she’s held onto her strength and her dreams. Now, she’s opening up about her journey to break the silence, confront stigma, and #ChangeOurEpilepsyStory. Read more:

Managing seizures requires expert care. Find a doctor who can properly diagnose and effectively treat your condition. Access our locator tool on our website:

Whether you have a loved one with seizures or work in a public setting, becoming Seizure First Aid Certified gives you the skills to act confidently. Learn how to recognize different seizure types and provide essential care in any situation.

School is back in session, and so is the stress! As you're working through study sessions and deadlines, don’t forget to take care of yourself, too. What’s your go-to self-care ritual during the school year? Share your tips in the comments!

CDSMP is a free virtual workshop for adults living with chronic conditions such as epilepsy. The upcoming session begins on August 26 and is available to adults aged 18 and older nationwide. To register, please visit: