by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Jan 23, 2020 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
This week Group 5 reach the end of their art sessions at Project Ability. Despite the initial thoughts of “I can’t draw” or “My teacher at school laughed at my work, “everyone has really enjoyed the experience, even if they’ve pushed outside their comfort zones....
by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Dec 12, 2019 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
Canvas bags hand painted by Group 5 and Peer Mentors Tomorrow is the end of Week 5 for Group 5 of Epilepsy Connections. We will return in the New Year on 7th January with blocks of sessions designed to spot negative thinking patterns and discussing ways in...
by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Nov 29, 2019 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
Group 5 embarked on their “Epilepsy Futures” journey on 12th November, and will be together for five weeks before Christmas. This five week period includes a visit to the City of Glasgow College to speak with the Learning Support staff, a Memory workshop Resilience...
by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Oct 29, 2019 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
On 23rd October Group 4 had their graduation event. They invited the peer mentors to join them in celebrating their time with us. A couple of people brought relatives to see them graduate, and it was a positive though emotional experience for everyone. Our original...
by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Oct 11, 2019 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
Epilepsy Futures outside the Scottish Parliament entrance, 8th October 2019 Representatives from Epilepsy Futures Group 4 travelled through to Edinburgh on the afternoon of 8th October. We attended the Self- Management Awards ceremony at the Scottish Parliament. The...
by info@epilepsyconnections.org.uk | Sep 19, 2019 | Epilepsy Futures, Uncategorized
Photos courtesy of Sharon Miller, Joyworks Group 4 have just finished a series of sessions with Sharon Miller of Joy Works Using drama techniques, Sharon has helped the group think about scenarios when they find it hard to express their own views in an assertive...
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