Family training about epilepsy children

Background: the most people with epilepsy, experience their first seizure before the age of 20. Children s epilepsy is very different in terms of the type, degree or severity and it can in relation to the other problems. Many children with seizure are completely normal and active child who need no special cares. However training to the family can be effective in the quality of life for these groups of children. Methods: this article is an overview study that is written with library and digital searches and is based on clinical experiences in documentation of the existing crisis . Findings: The most of the necessary training for families of children with epilepsy during the occurrence of convulsion is ensuring of the baby breathe. Also preventing of damage of child to his/herself, maintain of relaxation for parents, Initial resuscitation, call with emergency 115,putting the child to one side, opening the strap of baby clothes, permitting to her/his moves, prevent of eating or drinking, teaching the child to live with epilepsy through providing the correctand optimisticinformation to parents, protection of the child in different situations,delegating the different tasks to child, avoiding from help to child except when he/she really needs help, the same behavior with a child who has epilepsy and other children, informing the child about his/her illness to be able to take better decisions, support and attention to the child, strengthen the confidence of parents in order to provide the protection of the child, to make sure that the interest and energy of parents is divided between each one of child, training of positive thinks and Suitable diet is including of correct behavior of parents with child with epilepsy. Conclusions: todays the role of training is completely clear, especially if these trainings be done for people very close to the patient. Parental training is the most important disease control methods that should be considered for children s diseases control.

Keywords:

training , Family , epilepsy , children