The Bravest Thing You Can Do Is BE YOURSELF!

Living with epilepsy as a young adult means balancing everyday life with a few added responsibilities. From managing classes or jobs to remembering meds and doctor appointments, it’s a lot—but you’re not alone. As the CDC points out, epilepsy can make things like school, work, or social events more difficult. Fatigue, brain fog, or anxiety about seizures are common—but so is resilience. Many young adults find routines that help them thrive. Here are some practical tips to hel

College is a time of big transitions—new routines, new friendships, and new freedoms. For students living with epilepsy, it can also mean navigating unique challenges. But here’s the truth: epilepsy doesn’t have to limit your college experience. With the right support, self-advocacy, and planning, you can build a campus life that works for you. From securing academic accommodations to staying safe at social events, this guide shares practical tips to help you succeed and feel

Living with epilepsy shouldn’t stand in the way of your career goals. Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), you’re protected from discrimination at work—and entitled to reasonable accommodations if you need them. Whether you’re starting your first job or navigating a new role, knowing your rights can make a big difference. If your epilepsy affects major life activities, it qualifies as a disability under the law.

Traveling with epilepsy? Totally doable. Whether it’s a quick weekend getaway or a trip across the globe, a little extra planning can go a long way. With the right prep and a few smart safety tips, you can explore new places with confidence. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what to do before you leave, how to stay safe on the go, and what to pack to make your journey smoother. Adventure awaits—let’s get you ready!

Epilepsy can make school or work feel more complicated—but success is still within reach. From managing seizures and meds to navigating stigma, the challenges are real. But so are the resources. This guide highlights practical tools like academic accommodations, financial aid, workplace rights, and supportive communities to help you thrive. You’re not alone—and yes, you can reach your goals.

Teresa, one of our Peer Support Leads, shares the beginning of her epilepsy story.

For individuals living with epilepsy, seizure support dogs can be life-changing. This guide provides an overview and link to resources.

Austin’s solo journey through the Philippines with epilepsy inspired true resilience, independence, and the power of embracing new cultures.