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You may ask why do I need a support group? Perhaps you don’t. But for those who choose to participate, support groups can offer many benefits. Living with epilepsy often requires some changes that seem less daunting when talking and sharing with others about common experiences. Through this mutual support, and the sharing of problem solving strategies, a feeling of greater control over one’s life is often achieved. Participation can be as frequent or infrequent as your schedule and needs dictate, but your presence, and that of a relative or friend, is always important to the membership. Reminders of meeting dates are provided by telephone, periodic mailings and/or e-mails depending on which group you decide to be a part. Guest speakers are also scheduled to provide information on particular topics of interest to the membership. More importantly, encouragement is given to the free exchange of ideas, concerns and triumphs achieved. The Epilepsy Foundation of Central Ohio offers the following groups: |
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