“Epilepsy Explained” was developed by Sally-Ann Remnant who has a wealth of training and nursing expertise in epilepsy.
Following a high demand for education in epilepsy care, she felt it was time to offer specialised training services.
Sally-Ann has encouraged several senior nurse specialists to join her and to share their expertise in epilepsy and clinical training.
Epilepsy (repetitive unprovoked seizures) is often complex and can affect the person on so many levels. Some people manage their condition with the support of family and friends, and with the addition of alarms that can connect to emergency services. Other people are dependent on full time carers to keep them safe from prolonged seizures that can be dangerous and in some cases fatal. In light of this care need, professional carers should be equipped with a good understanding of epilepsy and a confidence in dealing with emergency seizures.