Studio E: The Epilepsy Art Therapy Program
A nationwide art therapy program made possible through a partnership between Lundbeck and the Epilepsy Foundation. People living with epilepsy participate in multiple art therapy sessions with a professional art therapist, where they express what they’re feeling and connect with one another.

Check out this infographic and video on the power of Studio E, and visit the Epilepsy Foundation’s website for a list of cities where Studio E is available.

LGS Together
Connects those affected by a rare and severe seizure disorder called Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS). LGS Together was created in partnership with caregivers of people living with LGS, as well as the LGS Foundation. Videos, infographics and other resources are available at LGS.Together.com, and our Facebook community fosters ongoing education and connection.

As part of our efforts to connect the LGS community, we fund scholarships to help 30-50 families attend each Family and Professional Conference held by the LGS Foundation. Visit the LGS Foundation’s website for more information.

Infantile Spasms Awareness Week
Held annually Dec. 1 – 7, Infantile Spasms Awareness Week aims to increase understanding of infantile spasms, a devastating epilepsy syndrome that usually strikes infants between three to six months old. Lundbeck proudly supports this initiative, which is led by the Child Neurology Foundation and the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance. Learn more here.

Education Enrichment Fund
Lundbeck and Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE) are proud to support the epilepsy community with the CURE Education Enrichment Fund Scholarship Program. This one-time scholarship (up to $5,000) is specifically for people who are living with epilepsy, their family members and caregivers. Scholarships help recipients advance their knowledge in research, health education, advocacy and/or awareness as it relates to their experiences with epilepsy. Learn more here.