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The BC Epilepsy Society distributes and produces DVDs and videos about epilepsy for different audiences. This includes recordings from our Speaking of Epilepsy Lecture Series. You can watch the videos below on our website, or loan them from our Resource Centre. Our Public Service Announcement TV commercials are also available for viewing. For a complete listing of our audio-visual resources, or to find material on a particular topic, please contact our office at 604-875-6704 or at info@bcepilepsy.com
Explains facts about seizures and epilepsy, including recognizing seizures and first aid. Describes associated learning difficulties and teaching strategies to assist children with epilepsy. Order here. Version#1: 22 minutes
Explains facts about seizures and epilepsy, including recognizing seizures and first aid. Order here. Version #2: 7 minutes
Combines footage of real seizures and explores what happens when someone has a seizure. Examples are given to show how others can recognize what is happening and first aid and safety strategies. In addition, people with epilepsy talk about how they would like friends, family and the public to treat them just like everyone else. Run time: 11 minutes
Provides basic information for people who have been diagnosed with epilepsy through interviews with patients and physicians. This is an excellent resource for individuals and their families who have a new diagnosis of epilepsy. Run time: 12 minutes
This program aired as part of the Healthy Body, Healthy Mind series on PBS. It combines scientific and clinical data with poignant stories about real life experiences from people with epilepsy. Run time: 30 minutes
Provides information for early childhood educators on identifying and recording seizures, safety considerations, communication with parents, and helping other children understand epilepsy. Run time: 13 minutes
This award-winning educational DVD teaches teens the facts about epilepsy and seizures. It is directed not only to teens with epilepsy, but also their friends and classmates. It teaches how to recognize common seizure types and to respond appropriately to them through first aid and compassion. For ages 12-18. Run time: 9 minutes
Children with epilepsy discuss their experiences with seizures and coping with the physical and emotional aspects of epilepsy. The primary message is that epilepsy is only one part of their lives. For ages 7-11. Run time: 10 minutes
Narrated by a child, this animated video provides young children with a simple and clear understanding of epilepsy. Describes seizures, first aid, differences, and the importance of friendship. For ages 5-10. Run time: 5 minutes
Speaking of Epilepsy Lecture Series DVDs
Developing Brains: From Learning to Life Choices (new)
Dr. Bill Hamilton discusses the effects of epilepsy on the family.
Epilepsy and Seizures 101 (new)
Dr. Linda Huh introduces parents to the basics of a life with epilepsy.
Genetics and Epilepsy
Discover the role genetics may play in epilepsy along with current research in BC from Dr. Michelle Demos, a pediatric neurologist who is also a clinical geneticist.
Human Rights Panel Discussion
Three information experts on human rights share their thoughts with the participants in the audience.
Stress Management and Epilepsy - Part One
Stress Management and Epilepsy - Part Two
Dr. Audrey Ho and Dr. Joseph Zaide, a psychologist and neuropsychologist specializing in the treatment of individuals with epilepsy, share information about seizures and stress management. This includes possible correlations between seizures and stress and strategies to cope with and reduce stress.
Why Do We Treat Seizures
Doctors don’t treat seizures just because they occur. They treat seizures because they have consequences. Get the facts from neurologist Dr. Michael Jones to understand the importance of effective seizure control.
What's New in Epilepsy
Learn about new research and theories that have the potential to change how we look at epilepsy treatment with pediatric neurologist, Dr. Kevin Farrell.
Sibling Issues in Epilepsy
Psychologist Dr. Audrey Ho discusses family issues and epilepsy including strategies to encourage communication and understanding.
Epilepsy and Depression
Dr. Leon Berzen speaks about the associations between epilepsy and depression, including the way it manifests, management and other related issues.
Employment Issues and Epilepsy
Learn about your rights and strategies for success in the workplace from individuals experienced in legal advocacy and employment support, including representatives from the BC Coalition of People with Disabilities, the Centre for Ability, and the Neil Squire Foundation.
Active Living With Epilepsy
A panel discussion including three people with epilepsy speaking about leading an active physical and social life.
What to do When Your Medications Fail
A discussion with Dr. Farrell on optimizing the success of anti-epileptic medications and other treatment options including surgery, vagal nerve stimulation and diet.
Women and Epilepsy
Dr. Lisa Bateman, a neurologist specializing in women's issues, discusses the health concerns shared by women and girls with epilepsy including hormones, contraception, bone health, pregnancy, menstruation and menopause.
Epilepsy Medications
Dr. Kevin Farrell speaks on choosing an anti-epileptic drug including: what is most likely to be effective, the likelihood of side effects, and the cost. Learn about these issues as well as strategies to increase medication effectiveness and to decrease the risk of side effects.
Ask a Neurologist
A question and answer session with Dr. Gordon Mackie, a neurologist experienced in epilepsy-related issues.
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