Attitudes toward treating functional neurological disorders: psychological service provider perspectives
IntroductionFunctional neurological disorders (FND) are characterized by involuntary sensory, motor, and/or other seemingly neurological symptoms lacking expected medical explanation. Once diagnosed, patients often are referred to mental health providers for psychotherapy, which is effective in treating many FND symptom presentations either alone or as part of an integrative approach. Mental…
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