Hosted by Young Epilepsy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Welcome to —Let’s Talk about Epilepsy - your podcast to hear real stories, expert insights, and honest conversations about life with epilepsy. Whether you’re living with epilepsy, supporting a young person who is, or just want to understand more, we’re here to help you feel informed, empowered, and connected. We bring together the voices that matter—young people, families, and experts—to share experiences, tackle challenges, and celebrate wins. Tune in and be part of something bigger!
Young Epilepsy hosts Let’s talk about epilepsy, a health show with 14 episodes published.
In this episode, host Dr Lara Carr is joined by Professor Helen Cross and Tanisha from the Youth Voice Network to talk about epilepsy brain surgery. They explain when surgery might be considered, what the process involve
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In this episode, Ree is joined by Milla, a young person with epilepsy, and her brother Harry to talk honestly about sibling experiences. They share what it’s like growing up with epilepsy in the family, the emotional imp
Show notesIn this episode, we introduce Harder to Manage Epilepsy, a new podcast series from Young Epilepsy exploring the challenges faced by children, young people and families living with epilepsies that don’t respond to medicat
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In this episode, we talk about epilepsy and driving, and what it means for young people. Host Ellie is joined by Chris McCarthy and Elina from Young Epilepsy’s Youth Voice Network to explore the realities of learning to
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We explore what young people wish they’d known when they were first diagnosed with epilepsy. Host Olivia sits down with Jasmine and Renell from the Youth Voice Network to share honest stories about the moment of diagnosi
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We dive into the emotional journey of getting an epilepsy diagnosis. Host Kirsten McHale chats with Professor Mark Richardson, Dr Colin Dunkley, and Spencer from the Youth Voice Network. They talk about the diagnosis pro
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This episode explores the emotional journey of getting an epilepsy diagnosis for children and young people. Host Kirsten McHale speaks with Sarah, who shares her personal experience as a parent navigating her daughter Le
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In our first LIVE episode, renowned broadcaster, Edith Bowman hosts a powerful panel discussion with Netflix and Hollyoaks actor Ellie Henry, Fashion PR Hum Fleming, and student Mariam Hussain who share their personal st
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In this episode, we break down what seizures are and what they can look like. With help from healthcare professionals and real-life stories, we explain the different types of seizures in a way that’s easy to understand.
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We talk about what it’s really like to be a young person with epilepsy. We look at why some people feel alone, how to find support, and how building a community can help. We also talk about bullying, mental health, and h
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We look at new medicines that are changing epilepsy treatment. We also talk about medication shortages and share NHS advice for health professionals on how to manage these challenges, especially around medications like V
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We chat with Sophie Bennett about the MICE project, which focuses on mental health support for children and young people with epilepsy. Sophie, a clinical psychologist and researcher, shares how mental health support can
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We hear what it’s really like to be part of the Youth Voice Network at Young Epilepsy. Jasmine chats with Milla, who shares their personal story and how being involved has helped them feel more confident and connected. W
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Moving from children’s to adult healthcare can feel like a big step – but you’re not alone. In this episode, we chat about what this transition really means for young people with epilepsy, share real stories, and give yo
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This episode focuses on how epilepsy can affect mental health and wellbeing. We explain why this happens and how young people, parents, and carers can get support. There are also tips for healthcare professionals on how
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