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The Epilepsy Association is a local, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, based in Cleveland, OH, that has been assisting adults, children and families dealing with the challenges of epilepsy since 1953.

Never been to our Gala? Tickets are half-off for first-time guests, now just $125! Celebrate Epilepsy Awareness Month wi...
10/16/2026

Never been to our Gala? Tickets are half-off for first-time guests, now just $125! Celebrate Epilepsy Awareness Month with us on Friday, November 6, 6PM at Windows on the River. We'll have dueling pianos, open bar, auctions, and more.

This year's theme is Ebony & Ivory. Wear your best black and white, and don't forget to add something purple for epilepsy!

Register here: https://onecau.se/eagala

All four 2026 Epilepsy Ed. Webinars are now on our YouTube page to watch any time! This year we learned a lot about epil...
10/13/2026

All four 2026 Epilepsy Ed. Webinars are now on our YouTube page to watch any time! This year we learned a lot about epilepsy, its symptoms, treatment options, and lifestyle changes someone with epilepsy can make to improve their health.

This free webinar series wouldn't be possible without the local physicians who generously donate their time to prepare and present these topics. Thank you Michael Staudt, MD, Anny Reyes, PhD, Neel Fotedar, MD, and Sariya Moyen, MD, for delivering such informative and easy to understand webinars!

Search for Epilepsy Association on YouTube and look for our blue Ohio logo to find all these webinars and past years' webinars.

Halloween is almost here, do you have a plan in place to avoid seizure triggers at parties or trick-or-treat? In most ca...
10/07/2026

Halloween is almost here, do you have a plan in place to avoid seizure triggers at parties or trick-or-treat? In most cases, its as easy as taking the same precautions you might use on a normal day.

-Don't stay awake much later than normal
-Set reminders or alarms so you don't forget to take your medicine on time while you're out celebrating
-Take breaks to cool down if you're wearing a mask or bulky costume
-Drink water regularly, especially if your costume is hot or you're walking far
-Avoid alcohol
-Go out before sunset to avoid flashing lights, if you're going to a party, ask the host if their decor includes flashing lights

What other seizure triggers do you try to avoid on Halloween?

We're counting down the days until our special screening of Under the Lights, a feature-length film about a teen with ep...
10/06/2026

We're counting down the days until our special screening of Under the Lights, a feature-length film about a teen with epilepsy who just wants to fit in.

Tickets on sale now! Be there on Nov. 17 at the Great Lakes Science Center! General admission doors open 5:45PM. Free parking in the attached garage is included.

This is more than just a movie for us. It's epilepsy history being made. A story that doesn't reduce people with epilepsy to just a stereotype. Made by someone with epilepsy. And we get to be some of the first people to see it.
Under the Lights - A Film, A Movement
Link for tickets in the comments or on our event page Under the Lights: Cleveland Advanced Screening

Are you registered for next week's webinar? Tune in at 2pm EST on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Sleep is important for everyone, but ...
10/02/2026

Are you registered for next week's webinar? Tune in at 2pm EST on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Sleep is important for everyone, but what happens when someone with epilepsy doesn't get enough sleep, or good quality sleep? What could you do to improve your sleep?

This month's webinar presented is Neel Fotedar, MD, from UH. Join us live to participate in the audience Q&A with Dr. Fotedar at the end of the session!

Register for free here: https://weblink.donorperfect.com/2026EAseminars

Tickets are now live, link in comments! Come see Under the Lights with us on Nov. 17 at the Great Lakes Science Center (...
09/29/2026

Tickets are now live, link in comments! Come see Under the Lights with us on Nov. 17 at the Great Lakes Science Center (free parking included)! General admission doors open at 5:45pm, VIP experience starts at 5:30. Director Miles Levin will also be there for a Q&A, free poster signing, and exclusive meet and greet for VIP ticket holders!⁠
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Under the Lights is a feature length film (PG-13) that tells the story of Sam, a high schooler with epilepsy who wants to go to prom like all the other kids, even if the flashing lights make him have a seizure. Cleveland is one of just a handful of cities chosen to host an advanced screening of this one-of-a-kind movie!⁠
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EXCITING NEWS! The Epilepsy Association is hosting a one-night only screening of Under the Lights, a movie about a high ...
09/25/2026

EXCITING NEWS! The Epilepsy Association is hosting a one-night only screening of Under the Lights, a movie about a high school student with epilepsy who wants to go to prom. Filmmaker and director Miles Levin will also be there for a Q&A and free poster signing after the movie, and a VIP Meet and Greet before!

Watch with us on Tuesday, November 17, at the Great Lakes Science Center DOME Theater. General admission doors open 5:45pm, VIP Meet and Greet 5:30pm - 6:15pm. Movie is PG-13.

Tickets will be on sale soon, make sure you're following us to be notified when you can get yours! Limited VIP tickets available.

Time is running out to take advantage of the early bird discount on single Gala tickets! Save $25 per person when you re...
09/24/2026

Time is running out to take advantage of the early bird discount on single Gala tickets! Save $25 per person when you reserve your seat this month only.

Put together a black and white themed outfit and celebrate Epilepsy Awareness Month with us at Windows on the River on Friday, November 6, featuring dueling pianos, open bar, dinner, and an awards ceremony honoring leaders in the NE Ohio epilepsy community. This year's legacy award will be presented to Dr. James Bavis of Summa Health.

The Gala is our biggest fundraiser of the year. We need your support to keep serving people with epilepsy who struggle with daily life because of the severity of their seizures, memory issues, and other barriers epilepsy creates.

Buy tickets or donate here: https://onecau.se/eagala

Too many people don't realize that epilepsy comes with more than just seizures. A student with epilepsy might have a har...
09/22/2026

Too many people don't realize that epilepsy comes with more than just seizures. A student with epilepsy might have a harder time remembering things, be exhausted, or struggle with their mental health. They might even have seizures that can be mistaken for fidgeting or spacing out during class.

All of these problems can be caused by the part of the brain affected by the student's seizures, the recovery period after a seizure (which can last hours or days!), and even their anti-seizure medication.

Check out the BE SMART Manual, a free guide we designed for teachers and other school staff to learn about epilepsy, the lesser known problems that come with it, and how to support a student with epilepsy.

Download for free at https://epilepsyinfo.org/kids-and-families/

September is Self-Care Awareness Month! If you have epilepsy, practicing self-care is one way to reduce your risk of sei...
09/21/2026

September is Self-Care Awareness Month! If you have epilepsy, practicing self-care is one way to reduce your risk of seizures or SUDEP.

Getting enough sleep every night is a big one. Without it, your brain doesn't get the chance to properly reset, and you can have more electrical imbalances in the brain that lead to more seizures, worse seizures, break-through seizures, or in some cases, SUDEP.

Trouble sleeping? Try turning off screens an hour before bed, or turn the brightness on your devices down in the evenings. Some phones even have night mode settings where your screen will use dimmer, warmer lighting that can help.

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2800 Euclid Avenue Suite 402
Cleveland, OH
44115

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30am
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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