250, 000 Australians have epilepsy. That’s 1% of the population. Surprised? So were we! What’s more, many of those are children, and yet the educational materials geared towards kids are very limited - enter the Cheeky Neurons!
Nix and Nellie are neurons. They’re very curious and a little bit cheeky, but most of all, they want to understand the brain – especially what happens in the brains of those who have epilepsy, so they can help all their friends understand epilepsy too!
Speaking of friends, we are thrilled to announce that Patton’d Studios has joined the Cheeky Neurons family (and they have joined ours). We will be helping Jo, Nix and Nellie create some fun new visual media to help them as they continue to break down barriers and stigmas that portray epilepsy as a scary topic – which it isn’t really.
“Having everyday conversations about conditions like epilepsy is the first step to increasing understanding and reducing stigma. Everyone who attends our workshops takes home a cheeky little character that helps to do just that!”
– Jo Adams, Founder of The Cheeky Neurons
Cheeky Neurons is one of the first project sin our collaboration pipeline and we can’t wait to share more updates on this incredible journey. Curious to know more? You can read all about the Cheeky Neurons story on their website.
Curious about becoming a collaborator?
Learn more Jo’s experience working with us in her video testimonial. And, if you’re interested in us becoming your forever creative collaborator, feel free to book a free 30 minute consult with our head creative to help you get the ball rolling on your next project – we can’t wait to work with you!
Want to work with us?
Check out some of the testimonials on our homepage to see what other organisations have to say about our work.
If you’re interested in us becoming your forever creative collaborator, we welcome you to book a free 30-minute consult with Molly to help you get the ball rolling on your next project – we can’t wait to work with you!