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Next PEPE course 16 March 2012

PEPE is a Psycho Educative Programme about Epilepsy designed for people with a learning disability.

This multimedia course runs over eight weeks with groups of around ten participants. PEPE was designed by Dr. Bernd Huber in Germany. It was then translated and remade in English at the Epilepsy Society. Pilot courses have been positively evaluated by service users. Facilitator training takes place at Epilepsy Society in Buckinghamshire with 8-10 delegates per day. Training can also be delivered off-site by prior arrangement. For more information, visit our PEPE courses page.


Professional membership

Our professional membership scheme helps you keep informed about epilepsy with a comprehensive information pack, Epilepsy Review magazine, our Annual Conference and health professionals' seminars.

To find out more about applying for professional membership, send an email to members@epilepsysociety.org.uk.

Kindly supported by GlaxoSmithKline


Therapeutic drug monitoring

The Therapeutic Drug Monitoring Unit (TDM) at Epilepsy Society provides a TDM assay service for antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and a pharmacokinetic consultation service as an aid to individualising patient drug therapy.

> Find out more about using Epilepsy Society's TDM service


Resources - 'Epilepsy in mind'

Keystones

'Epilepsy in mind' is a free information pack for healthcare professionals about epilepsy, anxiety and depression in adults.

The pack may be particularly useful for GPs, neurologists, epilepsy specialist nurses, mental health teams, learning disability teams, psychiatrists, psychologists and therapists. 

> Find out more and order epilepsy in mind 



Professionals

The site for people with a professional interest in epilepsy.



News

19 October 2011

Call for more surgery

Research published in today’s Lancet indicates patients with chronic epilepsy are waiting too long to be referred for surgery. Although not all types of epilepsy can be controlled through surgery, those who might be suitable candidates are waiting up to 20 years for surgical treatment.

1 June 2011

Epilepsy Society responds to this week's BBC Panorama programme

Read the full response to this week's "undercover care the abuse exposed" Panorama programme.

Ask a question

Use our online form to ask questions about epilepsy which have arisen in your professional practice. An answer to your question will be posted on the site. Please do not use this email service to send personal enquiries as we cannot answer them.

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Residential and respite care

We are the UK’s largest specialist provider of epilepsy services, offering integrated health and social care.

> Discover more about our care services


Partners in research

UCLH - NHNN

The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery is a leading centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of conditions including epilepsy.

UCL Institute of Neurology

UCL Institute of Neurology provides teaching and research of the highest quality in neurology and the neurosciences, working closely with the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.


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