A parent-led insight into life with Dravet Syndrome, this episode explores family dynamics, caregiving roles, and findings from an ethnographic study capturing the lived experiences of families across Europe.

This episode explores how listening to families can reshape care, communication, and quality of life in Dravet syndrome. Prof. Rima Nabbout shares insights from the D’Unseen ethnographic study, showing why family perspectives, anticipation, and advocacy are essential in rare and complex epilepsies.

A practical and uplifting chat with writer Cheryl Tveit and Dr. Charbel El Kosseifi - about their new book on the epilepsies, created to support patients, families, teachers, and clinicians. We talk diagnosis, seizure first aid, comorbidities, quality of life, and how clear, accessible information can transform care across the lifespan!

People in prison are three to four times more likely to have an epilepsy – yet many go unseen, untreated, and at higher risk. ESN Karen McLeod explains the reality and what must change.

The ILAE Academy is transforming epilepsy education worldwide - self-paced, interactive, and designed to help clinicians deliver better care across all the epilepsies! Hear all about it from Prof. Gagandeep Singh!