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Minnesota Epilepsy Group

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Minnesota Epilepsy Group

Minnesota Epilepsy Group is the largest and most comprehensive epilepsy program in the Midwest.

Minnesota Epilepsy Group offers the most comprehensive range of diagnostic and treatment options available. Minnesota Epilepsy Group is designated as a level 4 epilepsy center - the highest rating by the National Association of Epilepsy Centers.

06/08/2026

Seizures are not always caused by epilepsy.

For some individuals, seizures may be one of the first signs that something is happening in the brain, including the presence of a brain tumor. When a tumor forms near areas of the brain that control electrical activity, it can trigger seizures that may look and feel similar to epileptic seizures.

That is why a thorough neurological evaluation is so important. A careful history, EEG, and brain imaging like MRI help identify the underlying cause of seizures and guide the safest, most effective treatment plan.

On World Brain Tumor Day, we want patients and families to know: not all seizures are the same, and understanding what is happening in the brain is the first and most important step in getting the right care.

At Minnesota Epilepsy Group, our specialists work with patients whose seizures have a range of causes, and we are committed to accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment.

06/03/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and it is a meaningful reminder that mental health and neurological health are deeply connected.
Seeing a therapist does not mean something is wrong with you. It means you are taking your well-being seriously. There are many misconceptions about therapy, and one of the most common is that you have to be in crisis to benefit from it. That is simply not true.
For individuals living with epilepsy, the emotional weight of a diagnosis can be significant. Adjusting to change, managing uncertainty, and coping with a condition that affects nearly every part of daily life adds a unique layer of stress on top of whatever a person may already be carrying. For some, that includes trauma. PTSD and epilepsy can co-exist, and the psychological effects of living with an unpredictable condition can be just as challenging as the physical ones.
Research tells us that 33% of people diagnosed with epilepsy will experience depression or anxiety, and that number rises to 50% when seizures are not well controlled. These are not small numbers, and they deserve attention.
At Minnesota Epilepsy Group, mental health care is part of comprehensive epilepsy care. Our team includes psychotherapists and mental health professionals who work alongside our neurologists to help patients find a path toward wellness, not just seizure control.
If you have noticed changes in your mood, motivation, or emotional health, please talk to your provider. Support is available, and you do not have to navigate this alone.

06/01/2026

June is a powerful month for brain health awareness, and it connects deeply to the work we do every day at Minnesota Epilepsy Group.

This month, three important awareness campaigns come together: Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, Men's Health Month, and PTSD Awareness Month.

At MEG, we understand that the brain is at the center of everything. How we think, feel, move, and communicate all begins there. For our patients and families, brain health is not just an awareness campaign. It is a daily reality.

Throughout June, we will be sharing educational content on brain conditions, mental health, safety, and the specialized care our team provides. We hope it is helpful, informative, and reassuring.

Brain health matters. You are not alone in caring for it.

05/28/2026

We are proud to introduce Sara Zimmermann, a pediatric psychotherapist at Minnesota Epilepsy Group who believes that the first step in great epilepsy care is truly listening.

Sara focuses on building trust with children and families by taking time to understand each child’s life beyond seizures. She emphasizes personalized care, open communication, and helping families feel heard, informed, and confident in their treatment plan. By normalizing the epilepsy experience and empowering families with education, Sara works to reduce fear and isolation while guiding patients toward the best possible quality of life.

Her approach reflects Minnesota Epilepsy Group’s commitment to compassionate, collaborative, and individualized care for every patient and family we serve.

05/25/2026

During Nurses Week, we recognize the critical role nurses play in guiding patients and families through every step of their care.

For many people living with epilepsy, the challenges go far beyond seizure control. Questions about medication costs, insurance approvals, school or work forms, and day to day logistics can feel overwhelming. As Brad Bergman, Clinic Nurse at Minnesota Epilepsy Group, shares, simply knowing there is someone to call, someone who will respond, can make a meaningful difference.

Nurses are often the first point of contact, the steady voice in moments of uncertainty, and the bridge between patients and the care team. Their work ensures that care is not only clinical, but also accessible, coordinated, and compassionate.

05/23/2026

Preparing for your epilepsy appointment can make a meaningful difference in the care you receive.

In this video, Brad Bergman, Clinic Nurse at Minnesota Epilepsy Group, shares simple but important steps patients can take before their visit. Bringing an updated medication list, keeping a seizure diary, and sharing relevant medical history helps your care team better understand your experience and make informed decisions about your treatment.

At Minnesota Epilepsy Group, we believe informed patients lead to stronger partnerships and better outcomes. Taking a few minutes to prepare can help ensure your visit is as productive and personalized as possible.

05/21/2026

Neuropsychology helps us understand how the brain affects thinking, memory, behavior, and everyday functioning, especially for people living with neurological conditions like epilepsy.

In this video, Rob Doss explains the important role neuropsychology plays in epilepsy care, from evaluating cognitive concerns to supporting treatment planning and long term quality of life. Neuropsychological evaluations provide critical insight into how seizures and treatments may impact learning, memory, and daily functioning.

At Minnesota Epilepsy Group, neuropsychology is a key part of our multidisciplinary approach, helping ensure care is thoughtful, individualized, and centered on the whole person.

On the International Day of Neuropsychology, we recognize the value of this specialized field and the professionals who help translate brain science into meaningful patient care.

05/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Minnesota Epilepsy Group CME Conference 2026.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the physicians and speakers who contributed their expertise and insights, helping advance clinical knowledge and improve patient care. Your dedication to education and collaboration continues to elevate the standard of epilepsy care.

We also recognize the organizers and teams whose planning and coordination made this event possible. Their efforts created a meaningful space for learning, discussion, and professional growth.

To all attendees, thank you for your engagement and commitment to improving outcomes for individuals living with epilepsy.

05/13/2026

The Minnesota Epilepsy Group CME Conference 2026 brings together a multidisciplinary team of physicians dedicated to advancing epilepsy care through clinical excellence, innovation, and collaboration.

Our faculty includes specialists in pediatric and adult epileptology, neuropsychology, and advanced diagnostic and surgical planning. Their work emphasizes individualized treatment, comprehensive evaluation, and improving both seizure outcomes and overall quality of life.

From leveraging advanced neuroimaging and neuropsychological assessments to expanding access through telehealth and regional outreach, these physicians are helping shape the future of epilepsy care.

We look forward to meaningful discussions, knowledge sharing, and continued progress in delivering patient-centered, evidence-based care.

05/12/2026

At the Minnesota Epilepsy Group CME Conference 2026, our physicians bring together deep expertise, advanced clinical knowledge, and a shared commitment to patient-centered care.

From pediatric to adult epilepsy, neuropsychology to surgical evaluation, each specialist contributes a unique perspective to improving outcomes for people living with epilepsy. Their work reflects a comprehensive approach that goes beyond seizure control, focusing on quality of life, cognitive health, mental health, and long-term success.

This conference is an opportunity to learn from clinicians who are actively shaping the future of epilepsy care through innovation, collaboration, and compassionate practice.

Explore the physicians who will be leading these conversations and advancing care together.

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2720 Fairview Avenue N, Suite 100
Roseville, MN
55113

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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+16512415290

Website

http://www.mnepilepsy.org/

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