helpline@epilepsy.org.uk

Our helplines are now closed for the Christmas and New Year holidays. They will re-open Monday 4 January 2010. If you send an email between now and then, we will reply once our offices re-open, but if we get a lot of emails, there may be a delay whilst we answer them all.

Your Name: *

Your Email: *

Your current email address where we can send a reply to.

Your Question: *

Please select the general area of your question:

What's your connection with epilepsy? :

Would you like us to send you an epilepsy information pack?:

Yes please (UK residents only)

Postal Address:

Phone number:

What country are you in?:

Please tell us a little about the person with epilepsy. This will help us give you a more detailed reply::

How old is the person with epilepsy?:

Contacting you in the future

Epilepsy Action would like to contact you in the future to ask what you thought of our service and to ask if you'd like to keep in touch with us about epilepsy or about our work. We will not pass your details on to anyone else.

Please tell us what you'd like to hear about .

Please select:

Keeping in touch by joining us as a member:

National and regional conferences:

Supporting Epilepsy Action:

Taking part in non-laboratory research (such as a survey) :

How may we contact you?:

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We often receive helpline questions from email addresses that don't work. If your email address doesn't work, we won't be able to send you our response to your question.

If you haven't heard back from us it's probably because we have no way of contacting you. Please try again, ensuring that you've typed in your email address correctly and that there are no problems with your email account.

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