CAREGIVERS

The caregiver is a key element in this journey, following all the information, doubts, fears and feelings near the person with Epilepsy and providing the best support, action and proximity. Some advices and best practices are here described as a support to these daily challenges.

 

References

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Epilepsy Foundation – Causes of Epilepsy in Childhood.
 
Epilepsy Society – Teaching Children with Epilepsy.
 
Epilepsy Society – School, education and epilepsy.
Available from: https://epilepsysociety.org.uk/school-education-and-epilepsy , last accessed February 2021.
 
Epilepsy Foundation – Epilepsy: Impact on the life of the child.
Available from: https://www.epilepsy.com/article/2014/3/epilepsy-impact-life-child , last accessed February 2021.
Epilepsy Society – Epilepsy in adolescence. 
Available from: https://epilepsysociety.org.uk/epilepsy-adolescence , last accessed February 2021.
 
Epilepsy Society – School, college or university. 
 
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Epilepsy Society – Sex, drugs and social life.
 
Epilepsy Foundation – Driving and Transportation.
 
Epilepsy Foundation – Employment.
 
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Epilepsy Foundation – Causes of Epilepsy in Seniors.
 
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Epilepsy Foundation – Seniors with Epilepsy.