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Toolkits are sets of information, collected together by category, to facilitate the ease of understanding how to successfully interact with various aspects and elements of epilepsy and those affected by epilepsy.

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Epilepsy and My Child Toolkit

by National Epilepsy Foundation

The Epilepsy & My Child Toolkit: A Resource for Parents with a Newly Diagnosed Child provides parents with a general introduction to epilepsy and addresses the most common concerns a parent has when their child is newly diagnosed with epilepsy. They are one of our most valuable assets in the on-going effort to enrich the lives of children living with epilepsy.

Title Author Phase Description
Epilepsy & My Child Toolkit   National Epilepsy Foundation  III 

The Epilepsy & My Child Toolkit: A Resource for Parents with a Newly Diagnosed Child provides parents with a general introduction to epilepsy and addresses the most common concerns a parent has when their child is newly diagnosed with epilepsy. This toolkit was developed by the National Center for Project Access (NCPA) at the Epilepsy Foundation to help parents better understand epilepsy, answer questions, and direct them to other resources for additional support. The toolkit has undergone two separate revisions and the newly redesigned toolkits are available now, upon request. They are one of our most valuable assets in the on-going effort to enrich the lives of children living with epilepsy. 
Newly Diagnosed Parent Toolkit- Spanish   National Center for Project Access  III 

This Newly Diagnosed Parent Toolkit provides information, resources and tools in Spanish for parents of children newly diagnosed with epilepsy. 
Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders: A Wyoming Guide for Parents   University of Wyoming  II 

Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders: A Wyoming Guide for Parents 
Epilepsy and My Child Toolkit   National Epilepsy Foundation  II 

The Epilepsy & My Child Toolkit: A Resource for Parents with a Newly Diagnosed Child provides parents with a general introduction to epilepsy and addresses the most common concerns a parent has when their child is newly diagnosed with epilepsy. They are one of our most valuable assets in the on-going effort to enrich the lives of children living with epilepsy.