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Practical Everyday Toolkit for FND

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Tools to Support Everyday Life with FND

Navigating everyday life with FND can be overwhelming.

 

That’s why I’ve been quietly building and shaping my FND Wellbeing Toolkit — a practical, accessible space full of tools, techniques and resources designed to help you better understand, manage, and live with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).

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It’s grounded in lived experience, professional insight, and shaped by the real challenges people with FND often face, every day.

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For People with FND

Practical guidance, tools, and compassionate support designed to help you live well - one step at a time.

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For Professionals

Tailored training, guidance, and insight to help you offer informed and confident support.

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All the information or content on and within these Services are published in good faith and solely for general information and educational purposes. The information or content of these Services are complementary to, and not intended to replace or substitute for professional medical or psychological diagnosis, treatment or advice.

 

You are responsible for consulting a qualified healthcare professional with questions about any medical or mental health conditions and before using any form of self-treatment, complementary, alternative approach or making any changes to your medical treatment. You are strongly advised to seek professional support and advice as appropriate before making any health decision.​

© FND Wellbeing Limited, 2023-25. All rights reserved.

This project is part-funded by the UK government
through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund

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