We are trying to explore the global levels of knowledge and societal stigma towards people with epilepsy. Areas include: negative stereotypes, work and role expectations, cultural fears, personal fears, social avoidance, and more.

The primary aim of this research project is to examine the comparative efficacy, cost-effectiveness, acceptability, safety, and long-term outcomes of the Wellbeing Neuro Couse when delivered under two different models of care (clinician-guided versus. unguided) in people with epilepsy experiencing emotional difficulties.

The Australian Epilepsy Project is a multi-year research study and platform business model for brain health and research translation – where participants get access to the best minds and latest technology, usually only available within research, to fast-track their treatment pathway.

PRISM (Personal, Real world Insights into Seizure Monitoring) is an epilepsy research project focussed on having EEGs at home that are cool, involving a device that is easy to use, and which provides the information needed by clinicians!

Project Aim: This project aims to fast-track regulatory approval of a new OPM-MEG system, making it the first, and only OPM-MEG system in the world to be approved for human use!

We are seeking people aged 16-64 years from Australia or New Zealand living with left or right temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) to take part in the study about the Wechsler Memory Scale-5. This is to ensure that the scale provides valid and useful results about memory in people within this group.