WTTS4Epilepsy shares powerful PSAs and personal stories to challenge stigma and raise awareness during National Epilepsy Awareness Month.

Every person living with epilepsy has a story that reaches beyond their diagnosis. When we listen, we make room for understanding, dignity, and hope.”

— Tanisha Tyler-Graves

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — In recognition of National Epilepsy Awareness Month this November, WTTS4Epilepsy has launched an awareness campaign featuring two public service announcements, personal interview Reels, and educational social media content. Running October 27 through November 30, 2026, the campaign invites audiences to see the people behind the diagnosis and learn how to better support those living with epilepsy.

Under the message “Amplifying Voices. Advancing Awareness.,” the initiative brings personal experiences into focus while encouraging communities to watch, learn, and share.

The featured PSAs deliver two distinct but connected messages:

“More Than a Seizure,” featuring the message “See the Person. Not the Condition.,” challenges misconceptions by highlighting the identities, aspirations, and everyday lives of people living with epilepsy.

“The Sound Stops — SUDEP Awareness” brings attention to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy while honoring families affected by loss and encouraging informed conversations with healthcare professionals.

Both PSAs are now available to watch through WTTS4Epilepsy.org.

Throughout the campaign, WTTS4Epilepsy will release interview excerpts as social media Reels, allowing viewers to hear directly from campaign participants. These personal stories will accompany educational posts addressing seizure first aid, misconceptions, community support, and SUDEP awareness.

Individuals, schools, churches, businesses, healthcare organizations, and community groups are encouraged to participate by watching the PSAs, sharing campaign content, and helping extend these conversations into their communities.

Media outlets are invited to cover the initiative and inquire about interview opportunities and PSA placement.

Watch the PSAs and learn more:
https://wtts4epilepsy.org/our-latest-psa-campaigns

Follow us on social media:
https://www.facebook.com/wtts4epilepsy

ABOUT WTTS4EPILEPSY

WTTS4Epilepsy (When the Trumpet Sounds) promotes epilepsy awareness through education, advocacy, community outreach, and personal storytelling. The organization helps people with chronic, rare, and debilitating diseases access care and treatment through collaboration, while working to challenge stigma, encourage seizure safety, and strengthen support for people living with epilepsy and their families. Its vision is a world without epilepsy disparities. Learn more at WTTS4Epilepsy.org.

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