Verbal Stories
Verbal storytelling allows for emotional depth, personal connection, and the ability to directly engage with others.
In the toolkit, and at the bottom of this page, you will find helpful tips for sharing YOUR story.
Ways to Share Your Stories
Speech or presentation
Share valuable information and educate about epilepsy in a structured format
Include attention grabbing statements, questions to encourage engagement, visual aids, personal anecdotes, and a call to action.
Interviews or panel discussions
Raise awareness about epilepsy by sharing your personal story or knowledge in a public forum.
Be prepared to share your personal experiences as well as educate about the implications of living with epilepsy while advocating for better understanding, research, and support.
Host a support group or community meeting
Create a safe space for people with epilepsy to share their stories and support each other.
Have discussion prompts and practical advice or tips prepared, provide resources and a non-judgmental environment.
Share you Story
You can submit your story here. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
Funding to create the Share your Story toolkit was provided by Catalyst Pharmaceuticals.
The content of the kit is the workproduct of Epilepsy Alliance America. Stories submitted will be reviewed and vetted by Epilepsy Alliance America staff and volunteers. Sponsors to not provide and / or review content.
