Check out these FND resources for education, diagnosis and treatment of Functional Neurological Disorder.

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Of course, there are lots of resources here at EasingFND too. If there’s a resource you’d like us to add, please send us a message!

FND Books

• SO, YOU’VE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH FND: A User’s Guide by MS KEREMIA JANE TAIRUA
• The FND Journal: Daily sheets to Track and Monitor Symptoms, Triggers and Explore Possible Treatment Strategies by LYRA MIRAGE
• FND Stories: Personal and Professional Experiences of Functional Neurological Disorder by Markus Reuber
• FND MY SILENT BATTLE by Ashlea Zoe Louise Rowley
• Reset & Rewire: The FND Workbook for Kids & Teens (FND NeuPath Skills Lab) by Katie Carey and Meagan Watson
• Functional Neurological Disorder Workbook: A FND Mind-Body Recovery with CBT, DBT, Exercises, and Assessments to Reduce Symptoms and Regain Control by Edmund Terrence Rowe
• My Heart, My Home, My Mummy Has FND: A gentle story for children and young people (FND And My Family) by Renita Rooms
• The FND Workbook for Kids & Teens: A Brain-Based Approach (FND NeuPath Skills Lab) by Katie Carey and Meagan Watson
• The New Normal: The struggles of living with FND: by Suzanne Chapman
• Living Well with FND: Understanding, Surviving, and Rebuilding Life with Functional Neurological Disorder by Matthew Gerdes-Hansen

UK Charities and Support

• FND Action — UK patient-led charity offering information, community groups, carer resources, disability guidance and a young-person hub.
• FND Action online support groups — Online groups for people affected by FND.
• FND Hope UK — UK arm of the international FND charity.
• FND Hope resources — Patient information, research, videos and practical resources.
• FND Hope patient booklet — Introductory booklet covering diagnosis, symptoms, treatment and coping ideas.
• FND Dimensions — UK charity providing peer support and community services.
• FND FrieNDs — Support and information for people with FND, families and carers, particularly in South West England.
• UK FND Network links — Directory of patient organisations and other useful FND websites.

Core FND information

• Neurosymptoms.org — Professor Jon Stone’s comprehensive patient guide covering symptoms, diagnosis, causes and treatment.
• Neurosymptoms fact sheets — Downloadable information on functional seizures, limb weakness, tremor, dystonia, gait, speech, cognitive symptoms and more.
• Neurosymptoms FND videos — Videos about FND and individual symptoms.
• NHS Inform: Functional neurological disorder — Clear NHS overview of symptoms, diagnosis, possible causes and treatment.
• King’s College Hospital: FND — Explanation of diagnosis, positive clinical signs and treatment.
• NINDS: Functional neurologic disorder — US neurological institute overview.

Practical tools and self-management

• FND formulation tool — Interactive tool for considering symptoms, triggers, vulnerability factors and maintaining influences.
• NHS FND workbook — Structured information and self-management workbook.
• MyFND resources — Treatment resources and professional consensus papers.
• FND Hope: living with FND — Coping, symptom-management and day-to-day guidance.
• FND Hope youth and young-adult resources — Information for young people, parents, schools and professionals, including a school response pack.

Clinicians, therapists and researchers

• Functional Neurological Disorder Society — International professional organisation for clinicians and researchers.
• FNDS education — Webinars, courses and recorded professional education.
• FNDS research — Current research projects and opportunities.
• FNDS podcast — Discussions about diagnosis, treatment, neuroscience and clinical practice.
• Occupational therapy consensus recommendations — Open-access clinical recommendations for OT treatment of FND.
• Physiotherapy consensus recommendations — Treatment principles for functional motor symptoms.
• FND Society rehabilitation library — Research and resources covering physiotherapy, OT, speech therapy, psychotherapy and rehabilitation.