Winter brings unique challenges for care providers and families supporting people with epilepsy. Cold weather, shorter days and seasonal illnesses all increase pressure on health and social care settings. But it’s not only about comfort — adverse weather and environmental hazards can create genuine risks for continuity of care and emergency response. From icy pavements…

Caring for someone with epilepsy can be deeply rewarding, but it can also be demanding. Over time, the emotional, physical and mental strain can add up, leading to what’s often called carer burnout. This happens when the responsibilities of caring become overwhelming, and it’s more common than many people realise. Recognising the early signs of…