Introduction
At Home Rehab Therapists, we understand the complexities of living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Our specialist multidisciplinary team delivers tailored rehabilitation in the community, helping individuals regain confidence, manage symptoms and improve quality of life.
What is FND?
FND is a condition where individuals experience neurological symptoms including movement disorders, sensory disturbances, seizures or weakness that do not stem from identifiable structural damage in the nervous system. These symptoms are very real and can be life-changing, often affecting mobility, confidence, and daily functioning.
Common presentations include:
- Non-epileptic seizures
- Tremors or jerky movements
- Muscle weakness
- Gait and balance difficulties
- Speech, swallowing or vision changes
- Sensory loss, numbness, or altered sensations
Our Approach
We take a person-centred, evidence-informed approach to FND. Our aim is to support you in building management strategies, restoring function, and regaining independence in meaningful activities.
This will include:
- Comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment
- Goal setting involving you, your family/carers, and other health professionals
- Rehabilitation plan combining therapy, education, and self-management strategies
- Regular multidisciplinary sessions with ongoing reviews
What We Offer
Our multidisciplinary team works together to deliver a coordinated and comprehensive rehabilitation service, including:
- Physiotherapy – to support movement, coordination, balance and mobility through graded, functional activity
- Occupational Therapy – to promote independence, manage fatigue, and find practical solutions for daily life and meaningful activities.
- Psychological support – to develop coping strategies, build resilience, and promote self-management.
Why Choose Home Rehab Therapists?
- Specialised multidisciplinary expertise in FND-informed rehabilitation
- Flexible community-based support, we come to you, wherever you are.
- We focus on what matters to you
- We recognise that management of FND can be ongoing, and we are here to support your journey.
If you’re living with FND and would like to find out how we can support you, please get in touch.