You are not aware of your surroundings or of what you are doing. Do not try to restrain the person but try to steer them away from any unsafe situations. Do not try to 'wake' them. Stay with the person, being gently reassuring, until the person has recovered. The person may need to rest for a while.
Sleep seizures Some people only experience seizures during their sleep.
They can often be missed if nobody witnesses them. You may find this type of seizure less troublesome than those occurring during the day. Do not try to restrain the person, but put them in the recovery position after the seizure to ensure that they can breathe. Do not put anything in their mouth. Be sure to tell the person that they have had a seizure during the night.