Epilepsy Training for Workplaces
Give your team the confidence and skills to better support people with epilepsy. Trusted by Queensland schools, childcare centres, disability providers and NDIS teams for over 20 years.
From foundational seizure awareness to hands on, practical administration of Midazolam certification, our experienced educators deliver tailored training either in-person or virtually. We also offer scheduled sessions and flexible self-paced eLearning options to suit individual learning needs.
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Who is this training for?
Our training is suitable for organisations and teams including:
- Schools and education providers
- Support workers and carers
- Early learning centres
- Aged care and residential services
- Allied health professionals
- Community organisations
- Other organisations supporting people living with epilepsy
Greater confidence
Staff will feel more prepared to recognise seizures and respond appropriately.
Practical skills
Participants learn practical seizure first aid and, where required, Midazolam administration.
A safer environment
Help your team understand epilepsy risks and how to reduce injury during seizures.
Better support beyond the seizure
Build understanding of how epilepsy can effect a person’s everyday life. Not just when a seizure happens.
Our trainers don’t just teach about epilepsy. They work alongside people living with it.
Our trainers are a part of the same team that supports people living with epilepsy and their families every day.
This means our training combines evidence-based education with practical, person-centered insights, helping participants build the confidence to support people living with epilepsy in real-world settings. Not only during a seizure, but throughout their entire epilepsy journey.
Get In Touch
To find out more, contact our team at education@epilepsyqueensland.com.au or call
07 3435 5000
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