On behalf of the Neuropsychology Task Force of the International League Against Epilepsy, we are pleased to announce the third residential ILAE Training Course in Neuropsychology in Epilepsy, which will be held from Sunday 29th March 2020 to 3rd April 2020.

Set in the beautiful Château de Suduiraut in Bordeaux, France the course is designed for neuropsychologists and other epilepsy health clinicians to advance their knowledge of neuropsychological approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of people with epilepsy.

Participants will take part in lectures, case presentations, and discussions designed to illustrate contemporary principles of differential diagnosis and case formulation in neuropsychological practice in epilepsy and epilepsy surgery. Course material will be presented by an international faculty made up of the clinicians who are at the forefront of evidence based practice in this field.

With strictly limited numbers and full board accommodation on site, the course provides unparalleled opportunities for participants to build lasting professional networks to support both their clinical and research endeavors on completion of the course.

We hope you can join us, and look forward to welcoming you in Provence.

Sarah Wilson and Sallie Baxendale Course Directors

Core Course Faculty: Sarah Wilson (Melbourne) Sallie Baxendale (London) Gus Baker (Liverpool) William Barr (New York) Christoph Helmstaedter (Bonn) Bruce Hermann (Wisconsin) Séverine Samson (Paris) Mary-Lou Smith (Toronto)

Registration

Please register in advance as spaces will be limited to 45 participants. Applications must be received by 20 January 2020. We urge that you apply as soon as possible to reserve your place and avoid disappointment.

Applications should include a brief description of your current clinical practice and experience in the field of neuropsychology and/or epilepsy, accompanied by a short CV (no more than 3 pages).

Please send your application via email to Dr Sallie Baxendale. Full payment is not required with the application but will be due by February 2020.

Registration fee: 1,750 Euros

This fee covers the cost of all teaching, course materials, five nights all inclusive, full board accommodation and transfers to and from the venue from the air and rail travel hubs close to the venue.

Some full and partial bursaries are available for clinicians working in resource poor countries. Please indicate in your application if you would like to apply for a funded place.

For more information contact Dr Sallie Baxendale