Principal Investigator: Elaine T. Kiriakopoulos, MD, MPH, MSc
Research Project Managers: Sarah J. Kaden, BA & Trina K. Dawson, BA
Funding Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Epilepsy affects approximately 3.4 million people in the U.S. Even when seizures are well-controlled, many individuals continue to face cognitive challenges like memory, attention, and learning difficulties that impact their quality of life.
HOBSCOTCH (HOme-Based Self-Management and COgnitive Training CHanges Lives) is an 8-week evidence-based program designed to help adults with epilepsy across the United States manage their epilepsy and associated memory and thinking challenges through personalized 1-to-1 Cognitive Coaching delivered via telehealth.
The HOBSCOTCH Institute at Dartmouth Health partners with 18 Epilepsy Centers to serve adults with epilepsy across a broad spectrum of communities via the HOBSCOTCH Institute Translational Network (HITN).
How to enroll in the study
If you are an adult with epilepsy interested in participating in the HOBSCOTCH program, or have additional questions, please complete our HOBSCOTCH Contact Form.
If you are an epilepsy care provider interested in engaging with the HITN, or have additional questions, please contact Principal Investigator Elaine Kiriakopoulos at elaine.t.kiriakopoulos@dartmouth.edu.