Claire Notman, Education Coordinator

Claire is excited to join the team at the Epilepsy Resource Centre as Education Coordinator. After graduating from Trent University with her Bachelor of Arts (History) she gained her Education Assistant Diploma and worked for many years supporting a student with a seizure disorder. In 2010, Claire attended the Faculty of Education at Queen’s University and became an Ontario Certified Teacher (History, English, Special Education), accomplishing a lifelong dream. For the past several years she has worked implementing programs for students with learning disabilities in Kingston and the surrounding area. With her many years working with and for students with special education needs, Claire is thrilled to be continuing to work in the area of public education and awareness through the Thinking About Epilepsy program. She thanks Susan, Elizabeth and Hanna for her warm welcome!

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Elizabeth Moss, Epilepsy Community Liaison

My name is Elizabeth Moss, and I am thrilled to be the new Epilepsy Community Liaison for the Epilepsy Resource Centre. I graduated from Nipissing University with a bachelor of psychology, and from Lakehead University with a bachelor of social work. I am excited to provide a much needed service to individuals and their families, and am proud to be involved in Kingston’s “First Seizure Clinic” in collaboration with Hotel Dieu Hospital and Dr. Lysa Lomax. I feel so fortunate to be working for a non-profit organization that does such great work for its clients and the surrounding community, and am looking forward to supporting people with epilepsy in our community.