Epilepsy is a psychosocial condition as well as a medical disorder. It can significantly impair a person's quality of life, including mental health and social life. For some, the psychosocial consequences can be more debilitating than the seizures themselves. This article explores the far-reaching psychosocial ramifications that can frequently accompany epilepsy. A greater awareness of the psychosocial implications of epilepsy is essential to provide individuals with the support to help them manage their lives. Given the dynamic nature of epilepsy, person-centred and person-directed treatment are both essential to help people maintain a good quality of life and attain a greater sense of control and optimism for their future.
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