Help for Functional Neurological Disorder
Easing FND
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You are not alone.
Symptoms are real.
Help is available.
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can trigger tremors, weakness, seizures, sudden movements, difficulty walking, unusual sensations and difficulty thinking.
In FND, the nervous system is not functioning as it should, even though the physical components themselves may appear fine.
The issue relates to automated messaging from the brain that can change.
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Rapid Functional Retraining™ for FND
At EasingFND, we provide Rapid Functional Retraining™ (RFR™) to help ease the symptoms of Functional Neurological Disorder.
RFR is a gentle, easy yet powerful approach, which is designed to help rapidly the improve neurological messaging issues that cause FND.
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EVERY EXPERIENCE IS DIFFERENT
FND can affect people in many ways.
Symptoms can involve movement, sensation, awareness, speech, thinking and more.
Tremor & Movement
Shaking, jerks, spasms or dystonia
Weakness
Changes in strength or limb control
Sensation
Numbness, tingling, unusual feelings
Speech and thinking
Changes in speech, focus or memory
Functional seizures
Episodes of altered awareness
Walking & Balance
Gait, coordination or steadiness
Recovery is not always a straight line,
but change is possible
TIME FOR EASING FND
There are reasons for hope.
Symptoms can improve, and some people recover substantially or completely. The right combination of support is personal to you.
AN OFFER OF YOUR SUPPORT
Calming automatic responses
Alongside appropriate medical care and rehabilitation, medical research shows that novel therapeutic techniques such as clinical hypnotherapy can support recovery.
LEARN HOW THIS CAN HELP YOU
Book your relaxing 10 minute introductory Zoom call with our FND found and therapist, Keith Dewey.
No pressure. Advanced psychogenic FND therapy sessions online or in Surrey.
Introducing EasingFND’s Therapist
A brief word from EasingFND’s founder and treatment specialist, Keith Dewey.
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