Vision

Globally, 1-3% of the population has epilepsy or has experienced seizures, totaling about 70,000 affected individuals in Isfahan, regardless of gender or age. Without proper diagnosis and management, they face personal, social, and economic challenges. Our priority is to accurately estimate prevalence and promote societal awareness through interdisciplinary collaboration. Preventive efforts focus on reducing risk factors, improving social skills, and boosting self-esteem. Addressing stigma—often leading to social isolation—is essential. Distributing educational materials and engaging communities can foster understanding and safety for those with epilepsy. The Isfahan Epilepsy Society Association, supported by neurologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and counselors, is dedicated to enhancing their physical and mental well-being. We call on government and NGOs to collaborate, organize educational events, and create a supportive environment for better care and awareness.