You do not have to figure this out alone.
A free virtual support group for people living with epilepsy and seizure disorders, and the people who care for them.
Facilitated by a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who also has epilepsy.
What is the Seizable Support Circle?
Who Can Join
People living with epilepsy or seizure disorders. Parents and caregivers. Anyone who wants to feel less alone in this.
What It Looks Like
A virtual group that meets regularly. Facilitated conversation. A safe space to share, ask questions, and be heard by people who actually get it.
Who Leads It
Natalia Richards, Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and person living with epilepsy. Every session is held with clinical care and lived understanding.
“Support groups are great for emotional connection, but they often miss the practical stuff. The Seizable Support Circle is both emotional support and real conversation about living with seizures.”
What to Expect
- 1A welcoming, judgment-free environment
- 2Conversations about the real experience of living with epilepsy and seizures disorders, not just the medical facts
- 3Space for caregivers and family members too
- 4Facilitation by a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has epilepsy herself
- 5Practical sharing alongside emotional support
- 6No requirement to share, you can listen as much as you need
Join the Seizable Support Circle
Completing this form helps us plan for attendance, create meaningful discussions, and provide the best possible experience for everyone who joins.
Having trouble with the form? Email support@seizable.org directly.