Many families notice brief episodes in dementia that do not feel like typical memory changes. These may include staring spells, sudden pauses, jerks or twitches, moments of confusion, or unexplained falls. These signs are often subtle, inconsistent, and difficult to explain.

Seagull Notes helps you understand how these events may relate to seizure activity in dementia so you can describe what you see more clearly and feel more prepared during medical visits.

Each issue shares practical examples, common patterns families encounter, and simple ways to explain sudden changes in awareness, behavior, or movement. You will learn how to recognize possible seizure-related events and what information matters most when speaking with clinicians and care teams.

When you subscribe, you will receive the SeizureSafe Home Family Guide by email. It is a short, practical reference that helps you identify early neurological changes and document them in a consistent way.

If you have noticed staring spells, brief pauses, sudden confusion, jerks or twitches, or unexplained falls, Seagull Notes will help you understand what these changes may mean and how to follow them over time.