Functional neurological disorders

Multidisciplinary models of care for functional neurological disorder (FND) rely on coordinated input from neurology, …

Functional neurological disorder (FND) is characterized by neurological symptoms—such as weakness, tremor, gait problems, seizures, …

Effective care for functional neurological disorder rests on a clearly defined set of core competencies …

In functional neurological disorder (FND) care, motivational interviewing rests on a collaborative stance that recognizes …

Functional neurological disorder, often shortened to FND, describes real and distressing neurological symptoms—such as weakness, …

Building a strong therapeutic alliance in functional neurological disorder (FND) begins with an attitude of …

Ethical communication in Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) care begins with recognizing that symptoms are real, …

Distinguishing among functional neurological disorder, malingering, and factitious disorder relies primarily on careful examination of …

Clinicians should maintain a high index of suspicion for organic neurological disease when symptoms follow …

Recognition of functional neurological disorder relies on identifying positive clinical signs at the bedside rather …