Patient Tip Sheets, Charts and Videos

First Hand Patient Videos

Do you wonder what it's like to have a prolonged ambulatory in-home video EEG study? Watch our four short videos that our patient, 'Dan the Man' filmed for us during his 72-hour EEG.  Thank you Dan for wanting to impact the lives of others with your helpful information!  

• Dan the Man! A Patient's Viewpoint of In-Home Video EEG

First Seizure Tracking Form

Did you just have your first seizure? Take this First Seizure Tracking Form to your doctor appointment.

Helpful blog posts about First Seizures:

• I Just Had My First Seizure - What Happens Next?
• After the First Seizure: To Treat or Not to Treat?

My Seizure/Syncope Tracking Calendar

Tracking your daily experiences is essential to managing your epilepsy.  Use our Seizure/Syncope Tracking Calendar and the simple-to-follow legend for easy documentation.

• The Importance of Keeping a Seizure Calendar

First Aid for Seizures Chart

Post and share this First Aid for Seizures Chart and let others know what symptoms to look for, how to assist someone having a seizure and when to call 911.

• You Can Help: What to do When a Friend or Family Member has a Seizure

Fainting Spell Tracking Sheet

Keep track of your spells with our Fainting Spell Tracking Sheet and simple-to-follow legend for easy documentation.

• The Importance of Keeping a Seizure Calendar

How to Prepare for an Ambulatory EEG Study: Dos and Don'ts

Get ready for your study with this essential guide - How to Prepare for an Ambulatory EEG Study: Dos and Don'ts

• Preparing for an EEG Study

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