EASEE Epilepsy

💜 Sharing insights & support for life with epilepsy
🧠 EASEE® - first minimally invasive brain pacemaker for drug-resistant focal epilepsy

23/04/2026

We have a new series for you: EASEE® Mind! 💚

Mental health affects all of us. Body and mind don’t work separately: they influence each other every day, in many ways.

This connection is especially noticeable in epilepsy: emotional strain, stress, or anxiety can play a role – and at the same time, frequent seizures can affect mental health. 🔁

With EASEE® Mind, we want to focus exactly on this. We’ll share ideas, practical impulses, small routines, and food for thought that may help make everyday life with epilepsy more mindful and a little easier.

What would you like to see as part of EASEE® Mind? Let us know in the comments or feel free to send us a DM! 💌

Note: The content of this format is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical or psychological advice. If you notice that you are not feeling well physically or mentally, please talk to your doctor.

21/04/2026

Our EASEE® system consists of three key components that, when combined, enable personalised and straightforward treatment:

🔄 EASEE® Lead is the electrode that is placed above your focus and sends electrical pulses to your brain.
🔋 EASEE® Power supplies the implant with power – with a battery that lasts at least three years.
🤳 EASEE® Access allows you to manage your therapy confidently and easily, sending an extra stimulation signal whenever you sense a seizure coming.

Find out more about these components in the carousel👀

17/04/2026

You asked, we’re here to answer! 💡

Today’s question from our community is all about seeing first results from the EASEE® system. 🧠

If you don’t see any improvements after only a few weeks, this is not something to worry about: The effects of the stimulation will appear gradually as your body needs time to adjust to it. 😌

In order to monitor your progress you’ll have regular follow-up visits with your neurologist where they can also fine-tune the settings if needed. ✔️

💬 Do you have any questions about EASEE®? Leave a comment or send us a DM!

13/04/2026

May we introduce: This is Chris! ✨

Chris is 20 years old and lives in the beautiful city of Freiburg. He had his first epileptic seizure at the age of 6. Since then, his life has been marked by the search for effective treatments, a constant fear of being alone, and restrictions on his daily life. 😶‍🌫️

In 2024, Chris decided to embark on his journey with EASEE®. This step has changed a great deal: he lives with friends, is studying graphic design and can once again enjoy a sense of freedom. 💜

What does EASEE® mean to Chris? The feeling of having regained control over his epilepsy.

Fewer seizures, improved mental well-being, independence – this is exactly what EASEE® aims to enable for patients with focal, drug-resistant epilepsy.

Do you have any questions for Chris? Feel free to share them with us in the comments or send us a DM 💌

06/04/2026

To all our keen detectives: As promised, here is the answer to our EASEE® lead hunt! Did you spot them all? 👀

Enjoy the holiday and have a lovely time! 🫶

05/04/2026

Happy Easter! We wish you a peaceful, relaxing holiday filled with wonderful moments with your loved ones. 🫶

If you can’t go out to hunt for Easter eggs, why not give it a go here instead! 🐣

There are 6 EASEE® lead electrodes hidden in the picture – can you find them all? 👀

The answer will be revealed tomorrow! ⏭️

04/04/2026

Epilepsy is a complex condition that raises many questions and can cause uncertainty. A single epileptic seizure does not automatically mean that you have epilepsy. 💡

Doctors usually only diagnose epilepsy when seizures happen repeatedly (or there’s a high chance they will). 📋

In fact, up to 1 in 10 people will have a seizure at some point in their life – but a single event on its own isn’t epilepsy. ‼️

Understanding the difference matters. Let’s work together to combat hasty conclusions and misdiagnoses through education, and seek medical advice and support. 💜

Source: Fisher et al. (2014), A practical clinical definition of epilepsy, Epilepsia.

30/03/2026

When epilepsy medications fall short, neuromodulation approaches – such as EASEE® - can offer new ways to regain control. ✨

In order to make an informed decision, one should understand how neuromodulation works: to find out exactly that join the Epilepsy Sparks Webinar with Prof. John Duncan (UCLH) tomorrow, 31 March, at 09:00 GMT! 🧠

You’ll learn about:
🔹 What neuromodulation is
🔹 How clinicians assess suitability
🔹 EASEE® neuromodulation — what it is & how it works
🔹 Safety + real world considerations
🔹 Patient & family perspectives
🔹 Future developments

👉 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/5-s5u8cAS8SidrMDqrk2tA #/registration

30/03/2026

Every journey with epilepsy is unique. 👣

Tim’s story is just one example of how patients can gain strength, insight, and hope by exploring treatment options together with their physicians:

For Tim, epilepsy has been part of life since he was two years old. For many years, everyday moments were shaped by uncertainty: never knowing when the next seizure might occur and navigating the ongoing physical and emotional strain that came with it. 😶‍🌫️

Despite trying numerous treatment options over the years, the impact on his daily life remained significant. But Tim kept going – with persistence, curiosity, and an incredible amount of resilience.

At age 32, he explored a new therapeutic pathway and received the EASEE® neurostimulation system. Since then, he has experienced noticeable changes that have supported a better quality of life: fewer limitations, more independence, and a renewed sense of confidence in planning his days. ✨

And now? Tim is traveling again, reconnecting with the world, and raising awareness for epilepsy to support others on their own path.

His message: “Go your way – with pauses, pride, and courage.” 💜

Do you have questions for Tim? Let us know in the comments or via DM!

26/03/2026

Purple Day reminds us why we do what we do. 💜

Behind every innovation, every idea, every step forward are people – with childhood dreams, personal stories, and the wish to make life easier for those living with epilepsy.

By sharing our childhood photos today, we’re opening a small window into what drives us.

Our mission: to support patients and empower them throughout their therapy journey, together with the clinicians who guide them.

Grateful for this team and our community. 🫶🏼✨

19/03/2026

Finding the right treatment for epilepsy can feel overwhelming – and no two journeys look the same. 💜

For many people, anti seizure medications are an important foundation. Yet for about one in three individuals with focal epilepsy, medications don’t provide sufficient seizure control, or the side effects impact quality of life.

Studies indicate that these patients often wait many years before being offered alternative medical options – sometimes up to twenty years.

And that’s exactly where we want to help shorten the path: by making information more accessible and creating awareness for established neurostimulation treatment alternatives such as EASEE®.

Our goal is simple: empower patients and families with clear, reliable knowledge so they can have informed conversations with their medical team and explore together whether additional options might be suitable. 💡🧠

If you want to learn more about this CE certified treatment approach, feel free to visit our website and discuss with your doctor whether it could be relevant in your situation.

12/03/2026

❓You have questions, we have the answers!❗️

Today’s question from our community is about the MRI compatibility of the EASEE®-System. 🧠

👉 For an MRI examination of patients with the EASEE®-System, certain conditions must be met. These conditions and all further information can be found in the current MRI guidelines. The link is in our bio!

💡 EASEE® – the first minimally invasive brain pacemaker – offers new hope for people with drug-resistant focal epilepsy when medications are no longer sufficient or cause too many side effects. Please speak with your doctors about your individual therapy options.

💬 Do you have other questions you’d like us to answer? Feel free to ask them in the comments or send us a DM!

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