The link between Saint Valentine and epilepsy
It's a little known fact that while St. Valentine is widely associated with love and the giving of 'valentines', he is also the patron saint of people with epilepsy.
The village with charity in its DNA
Nicola Swanborough explores how the village of Chalfont St Peter and Epilepsy Society are deeply connected.
A snapshot of history at Epilepsy Society
Our first patron in 1896 was the Duke of York who later became George VI. The Queen is still our patron today.
Laura shares what it is like to work at Epilepsy Society
Our Donor Care and Direct Marketing Manager Laura Larrett, lives locally and has worked here for almost 20 years. She talks about the perks of working at Epilepsy Society.
Our CEO says "wow" to latest discoveries in epilepsy
In her New Year blog, our chief executive, Clare Pelham, shares her excitement at learning of the latest scientific discoveries in the field of epilepsy from researchers at Epilepsy Society.
Epilepsy - it's not what you think
My name is Hayley and I'm a 36 year old secondary school teacher from Essex. I was diagnosed with Juvenile Myclonic Epilepsy about 20 years ago. I've been able to live a pretty normal life since my diagnosis which has included having two children, completing a degree and teaching qualifications.