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FREE Information Workshop!Seizure Recognition &Response TrainingParticipants will learn:· The impact of seizures on cognition and behavior.· How to recognize the most common seizure types· Simple strategies for creating a more positive and supportive environment.· Appropriate first aid for common seizure types.· Steps you can take to help maximize educational and developmental opportunities for persons with seizures.Training Objectives:· Recognize common seizure types and their possible impact· Identify Seizure Triggers· Learn Appropriate First Aid· Recognize when a seizure is an emergency· Provide social and academic support· Treatments for Epilepsy including Ketogenic Diet, VNS, Surgery, and Medications· Seizure Action Plans· Seizure first aid in water, on a school bus, and in a wheelchair.Parents and caregivers are welcome. In order to ensure space registration is limited to 30 adults.When: Saturday, March 31, 2012 10:00 AM – 12 NoonWhere: The Arc of San Antonio - Pam Stephens Center 6530 Wurzbach, San Antonio 78240 (In the Medical Center between Evers & Babcock)Presenter: Mr. Eloy De La Cruz, Epilepsy Foundation of Central and South TexasDeadline to register: March 29, 2012To register, please contact: Gloria Chacón, RN at: (210) 682-4200 ext. 205 or email: gchacon@arc-sa.org*Childcare option: Respite Care of San Antonio offers Family Day Out at the PSC on Saturdays 9am-4pm. You MUST be registered with Respite to utilize this service. Contact Oralia Waldron at (210) 737-1212 ext. 15.
FREE Information Workshop!Seizure Recognition &Response TrainingParticipants will learn:· The impact of seizures on cognition and behavior.· How to recognize the most common seizure types· Simple strategies for creating a more positive and supportive environment.· Appropriate first aid for common seizure types.· Steps you can take to help maximize educational and developmental opportunities for persons with seizures.Training Objectives:· Recognize common seizure types and their possible impact· Identify Seizure Triggers· Learn Appropriate First Aid· Recognize when a seizure is an emergency· Provide social and academic support· Treatments for Epilepsy including Ketogenic Diet, VNS, Surgery, and Medications· Seizure Action Plans· Seizure first aid in water, on a school bus, and in a wheelchair. Parents and caregivers are welcome. In order to ensure space registration is limited to 30 adults.When: Saturday, March 31, 2012 10:00 AM – 12 NoonWhere: The Arc of San Antonio - Pam Stephens Center 6530 Wurzbach, San Antonio 78240 (In the Medical Center between Evers & Babcock)Presenter: Mr. Eloy De La Cruz, Epilepsy Foundation of Central and South Texas Deadline to register: March 29, 2012To register, please contact: Gloria Chacón, RN at: (210) 682-4200 ext. 205 or email: gchacon@arc-sa.orgChild care is not available for this presentation