These fact sheets contain information and activities on epilepsy. They can be downloaded and used for educational purposes.
Please consult your doctor or other health professional for advice regarding your epilepsy.
Fact sheets:
- What is epilepsy?
- Epilepsy types
- The brain
- What to do if someone is having a convulsive seizure
- Children and epilepsy
- Epilepsy ID (cards)
- Epilepsy medication
- My seizure diary
- Safety in the home
- Be empowered
- Driving and epilepsy
- Risk management plan for teachers
- First aid posters for seizures
- Cooking with epilepsy
- Epilepsy and memory
- Epilepsy and mood disorders
- St John Protocols
- Epilepsy diagnosis and treatment
- Epilepsy and motherhood
- How to help a student with epilepsy
- Being a teenager and having epilepsy
- Epilepsy and sport
- Living with the challenges of epilepsy
- Taking your anti-epileptic medications
- Epilepsy and the older person
- Epilepsy and employment
- SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death by Epilepsy)
- Epilepsy and women
- Understanding Seizure Disorders
- We are..removing stigma, fear and prejudice around epilepsy
- Seizure alarms and monitors
- Epilepsy and oral health
- Epilepsy and diets
- Epilepsy and wellness
- Epilepsy and behaviour in children
- Travelling overseas by air travel when you have epilepsy
- Epilepsy and men
- Supporting children with epilepsy with learning and behaviour difficulties
Educational activity sheets for children:
- When I take my medication
- My epilepsy trigger
- What to do if a friend is having a seizure
- After a seizure this is how I feel
- Precious brain
- Brain diagram labelled
- Amazing brain maze
- The brain and body working together
- Memory game
- How to make a brain picture
- Exercise your brain with a crossword
- Brain box word-find
- Who I am
- I have epilepsy – meet my friends
- Children with epilepsy can do most things
- Epilepsy quiz
- How to dial 111 for an ambulance
- I had an EEG today (Poem)
- Chatterbox puzzle
- Medication star chart