PACE Webinar | Young Epilepsy

The Physical Activity in Childhood Epilepsy (PACE) project, in collaboration with Loughborough University, will help you gain insight and hear perspectives from medical, research and sports professionals, as well as young people.
Key Highlights:
1. Unveiling PACE Study Findings
Having measured physical activity in childhood epilepsy and a control group using objective measures, we will explore the complex challenges limiting physical activity in childhood epilepsy. Esteemed experts will dissect outcomes, offering a comprehensive view of the landscape.
2. Athlete's Perspective:
Join former football pro Jay Bothroyd for firsthand insights on navigating epilepsy. Bridging his athletic journey and epilepsy management, Jay's experiences offer professionals a unique angle on the interplay of medical conditions and physical pursuits.
3. Medical professional
Guidance on how to facilitate participation in physical activity for those with epilepsy.
4. Voice of Young People
Gain direct insights from young people sharing their experiences. Their stories offer valuable perspectives on obstacles faced, interactions with physical education, and a vision for inclusive frameworks.
5. Enabling Inclusivity
This webinar offers a collaborative platform to share insight in to the barriers for young people with epilepsy in physical activities. By pooling expertise, we aim to nurture an inclusive environment empowering children to engage without hindrance.