What is PACES in Epilepsy?
PACES in Epilepsy (PACES) is an epilepsy self-management program.
The goal of PACES is to increase the medical, psychosocial, and community adjustments of adults with active seizure conditions.
Program Summary
Over the course of eight weekly sessions, participants develop coping and goal-setting strategies that improve overall and discrete aspects of quality of life, epilepsy self-management and efficacy, and anxiety and depression:
Education
Training & Practice
Personalized Goal-Setting & Support
Group Programs
Qualified Facilitator Teams
Program participants emerge better-equipped to confidently engage with their life and the management of their epilepsy.
Is PACES Right For You?
PACES Program Details
Over the course of eight weekly sessions, participants develop coping and goal-setting strategies that improve overall and discrete aspects of quality of life, epilepsy self-management and efficacy, and anxiety and depression.
This program structure has been validated by randomized, controlled trials in multiple states. The program framework and eight-session curriculum, delivered via facilitated group sessions, is proven effective.
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PACES for Partner Organizations
PACES is currently available via partnership with the Epilepsy Foundation and epilepsy medical clinics and centers. It has been deployed in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Michigan, and Texas.
Contact us to learn more about how you can connect patients and their support networks with the PACES program.
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Where Did PACES Come From?
PACES is designed to address the needs of people who are working to manage an active seizure condition. It was developed in partnership with patients to ensure that the program is effective and supportive of learners.