First steps after an fnd diagnosis
Receiving a new diagnosis of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can feel confusing, frightening, or even invalidating, especially if you have […]
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Myths and facts about functional neurological disorder
Functional neurological disorder is a condition in which a person experiences genuine neurological symptoms—such as weakness, tremors, seizures, sensory changes,
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How to talk about a new fnd diagnosis
Receiving a diagnosis of functional neurological disorder (FND) can feel confusing, frightening, or even unreal, especially if you have spent
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Anxiety, depression, and comorbidity in fnd
Epidemiological and clinical studies consistently show that anxiety and depression are highly prevalent among individuals with functional neurological disorder (FND).
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Understanding the role of trauma and stress in fnd
Functional neurological disorder is a condition in which a person experiences neurological symptoms—such as weakness, tremors, seizures, or sensory changes—that
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Functional cognitive disorder in everyday life
Living with functional cognitive disorder often involves a persistent sense that something is wrong with one’s thinking, even though formal
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Functional voice and speech symptoms
Functional voice and speech symptoms refer to difficulties in producing voice or speech that cannot be explained by structural damage,
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Functional dystonia and abnormal postures
Functional dystonia is characterized by abnormal postures and movements that appear dystonic but arise from functional (non-degenerative, non-structural) mechanisms. Clinically,
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Managing functional sensory symptoms
Functional sensory symptoms are changes in how a person experiences sensations—such as touch, temperature, pain, vibration, or movement—that arise from
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Functional weakness and paralysis explained
Functional neurological symptoms arise when there is a problem with how the nervous system is working rather than a problem
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