T.R.U.S.T. Training: Seizure Recognition and Response
Recorded September 30, 2026
Watch this recorded T.R.U.S.T. training from Epilepsy Services of New Jersey, an affiliate of Family Resource Network. Learn how to recognize different types of seizures, respond appropriately, and support students living with epilepsy throughout the school day.
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Watch the Recorded Training
The September 30 training is now available to watch on demand. View the recording below or open it on YouTube.
What You Will Learn
The training focuses on the situations school personnel may encounter throughout the day, with clear guidance for recognizing seizures, responding appropriately, following student-specific plans, and identifying emergencies.
Seizure Recognition
Identify common and less obvious seizure types, including tonic-clonic, absence, and focal seizures.
Seizure Response
Learn the appropriate steps to take when a seizure occurs in the classroom, hallway, cafeteria, playground, or another school setting.
School Seizure Action Plans
Understand how to read and follow an individualized Seizure Action Plan while coordinating with families, school nurses, and other staff members.
When to Call 911
Recognize the warning signs and circumstances that require emergency medical assistance.
Who This Training Is For
This recorded training is designed for professionals who may support a student living with epilepsy during the school day or through school-supported activities. The session offers practical guidance for school staff who want to be prepared when a seizure occurs.
K-12 teachers and paraprofessionals
School nurses and health services staff
Administrators, counselors, and support staff
Coaches and athletic staff
Bus drivers and transportation staff
Before-school and after-school program leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I watch the recording?
Watch the embedded video on this page or open the recording on YouTube. The training is available on demand, so you can watch when it works for you.
When was the training recorded?
The live training took place on September 30, 2026. The recording is now available on demand.
Who is this training for?
The training is intended for K-12 teachers, paraprofessionals, school nurses, health services staff, administrators, counselors, coaches, transportation staff, support staff, and before-school or after-school program leaders.
What types of seizures are covered?
The session addresses common and less obvious seizure types, including tonic-clonic, absence, and focal seizures.
Does the training cover Seizure Action Plans?
Yes. The training covers how to read and follow an individualized Seizure Action Plan and coordinate with families, school nurses, and other members of the school team.
Does the training explain when to call 911?
Yes. The session reviews warning signs and circumstances that require emergency medical assistance.
Can I receive a certificate for watching the recording?
Certificates of Completion were offered to participants who completed the live training. For questions about certificate availability for the recording, contact Epilepsy Services of New Jersey through the link below.
Be Prepared to Recognize and Respond
Watch the recorded training for practical guidance to help school personnel support students living with epilepsy across the school day.
Watch the RecordingCertificate of Completion
Certificates of Completion were offered to participants who completed the live training. For questions about certificate availability for the recording, contact Epilepsy Services of New Jersey.