Some people with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) say their symptoms feel worse in winter. They describe changes such as more pain, tremor, weakness, fatigue or difficulty regulating their temperature.
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Read more: FND and winter: what people say about seasonal changes
Supporting someone with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can mean helping with practical tasks, appointments or difficult symptoms. It can also mean listening, learning what the person finds helpful and giving them space to do things for themselves when they can.
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FND can affect more than just someone’s symptoms. It can change how they spend time with other people, manage education or work, and share responsibilities at home.
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Read more: FND and relationships: explaining the condition to family, friends and colleagues
Treatment for Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is individual. It depends on a person’s symptoms, needs and goals. There is no single treatment that is right for everyone.
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Finding support after an FND diagnosis can feel confusing. You may be offered different therapies, or be unsure who to ask. No single rehabilitation plan suits everyone. The right support depends on your symptoms, what you want help with and what services are available in your area.
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FND Handbook
We know that clear, practical information about FND and living with the condition can be hard to find. This handbook brings together information to help you understand FND and explore ways of managing day-to-day life. It is for information and support only, and does not replace advice or care from a qualified health professional.
FND Clinics
This section lists FND clinics whose catchment areas include people attending our support group. Each clinic has its own services and referral criteria, so please contact the clinic or speak with your GP to check whether you are eligible and how to access support.
FND Specialists
This section introduces clinicians with experience or specialist interests in FND. Their profiles share information about their background and, where available, how to find their NHS or private services. The listings are for information only and are not endorsements or personal recommendations.