The Brain Recovery Project: Childhood Epilepsy Surgery Foundation has just launched a new step-by-step guide and an accompanying self-paced training curriculum that take a deep…
Donate To Our Next 20 Fund Join Us For The Child Neurology Awareness Day On October 29, 2021 October 29, 2021 is the inaugural Child Neurology…
The new book When Your Child Has a Chronic Medical Illness: A Guide for the Parenting Journey was released earlier this year. Both authors sat…
You are not alone. Millions of people face mental health concerns every year; the latest data from the National Alliance on Mental Health shows that…
Join us June 15th-24th for the inaugural 2021 Transitions of Care Summit
Here is information on behavioral therapy to help you make good decisions for your child and managing difficult behaviors.
Changing the lens through which parents view their child’s behavior also changes the way they can approach it. Learn about the brain-first approach.
Although epilepsy cannot be cured, many people control seizures with medication, lifestyle changes, devices, and/or surgery. It is important to control seizures as much as…
We hear from a father whose child was diagnosed with a rare disorder that had little research. This is his family’s journey finding support.   
We’d like to welcome Anne Frederick to the CNF Team. To help you get to know her, Anne answered a few questions to share with…
A new study, funded by Digital Health Solutions, LLC, through a grant provided by the Child Neurology Foundation, shows that computerized decision support increases communication…
The 2021 application window for research grants and awards from the Child Neurology Foundation and the Child Neurology Society is now open. Since 2001, Child…
This week (Feb. 8 -14) is the inaugural Seizure Action Plan Awareness Week, which is held annually starting on the second Monday in February in…
Audrey goes to weekly therapy appointments and now we are doing full remote schooling for her. It hasn’t been easy being out of routine.
Newly published research, funded in part by the Child Neurology Foundation, offers key insights about how and why child neurologists discuss SUDEP with their patients…
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