Presented by Epilepsy Foundation New England

NH Epilepsy Education Day

Registration ends Friday, 09/18/2026 12:00pm EDT

About This Event

Welcome back to the Epilepsy Education Day at 
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center!

Conference Starts at 9:00am
Registration opens at 8:00am

Event will include breakfast and lunch, as well as community resources.

Agenda
Has Seizure Detection Gone to the Dogs? ~ Karen Secore, APRN
Seizure Emergencies: When to Act ~ Kris A. Bujarski, MD
Preparing for Your Epilepsy Appointment ~ Tyler Nichols, MD
What's in a Name: Seizure Terminology ~ Margaret Savage, MD
Seizure Action Plans ~ Bonnie Campbell, RN and Katherine Veilleux, RN
Mindfulness Exercise ~ Natalie McCartney, RN
Family Voices: Living with Epilepsy Together ~ Patient Panel, Moderator: Lindsay Schommer

 

About This Event

Welcome back to the Epilepsy Education Day at 
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center!

Conference Starts at 9:00am
Registration opens at 8:00am

Event will include breakfast and lunch, as well as community resources.

Agenda
Has Seizure Detection Gone to the Dogs? ~ Karen Secore, APRN
Seizure Emergencies: When to Act ~ Kris A. Bujarski, MD
Preparing for Your Epilepsy Appointment ~ Tyler Nichols, MD
What's in a Name: Seizure Terminology ~ Margaret Savage, MD
Seizure Action Plans ~ Bonnie Campbell, RN and Katherine Veilleux, RN
Mindfulness Exercise ~ Natalie McCartney, RN
Family Voices: Living with Epilepsy Together ~ Patient Panel, Moderator: Lindsay Schommer

 

 

Epilepsy Foundation New England | Epilepsy Information, Support & Programs

Epilepsy Foundation New England

Established in 1983, Epilepsy Foundation New England is a 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to help people and families affected by epilepsy in New England. Epilepsy Foundation NE is an independent affiliate of Epilepsy Foundation of America whose mission is to lead the fight to overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives. We serve the approximately 111,000 people in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island affected by epilepsy and the people who care for them.

Our services are designed to provide Help for Today, Hope for Tomorrow.

We provide Youth Services, including summer camps, year-round programs for elementary and middle school (Kids Connect), and young adults (Young Leaders Network), as well as a scholarship program; Resource and Support Services including emergency financial aid, helpdesk, support groups, retreats, and our Remembrance Network for people who have lost someone to epilepsy; Community Education; Public Policy Advocacy; and Fundraising for Research.

Getting There

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
1 Medical Center Drive
Lebanon, New Hampshire 03766
United States

Located in Auditorium E&F