
GMBPsS Bsc (Hons) #FunctionalMovementDisorder #FMD #FND #Spasms #ChronicPain #Seizures #Migraine #Dystonia #NeuroDisorder (Views my own)
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If everyone who has been grateful for the NHS over the past 75 years followed and retweeted we’d reach a million by midnight
Please take just two seconds to show you care
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We need your help?
We have rescheduled our Inaugural FND Parliamentary Event to the 8th February 2023, and we need your help in writing to your MP to request their attendance using the link below
bit.ly/3Hpsbos
Thank you
#FND #functionalneurologicaldisorder
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Dust off the briefcase, all new The Apprentice is back! 💼 👀
Watch #TheApprentice on #iPlayer from 5 Jan
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Refocusing neuroscience: Moving away from mental categories and towards complex behaviours royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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I will be doing my bit to raise awareness for FND on the 25th of March! I’m in the middle of planning a big streaming event on my channel - if anyone has any ideas of other things we can do please let me know, if not I’ll see you there! More details to come soon #Voices4FND
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Functional Neurological Disorder IS a neurological disorder. That’s why it’s called that 🤓
also the concept of “brain disorder” might serve better here than going back + forth between neuro + psych some more. what informational value do these categories yield for FND? not much
Replying to @MarkLRuffalo
What about the other way around- psychiatric/psychological disorders masquerading as neurological disorder- the so called functional disorders?
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It's FND Hope's 10 Year Anniversary and we want to hear from you! In ten seconds or less, share what brings you hope or gives you strength. Here is an example from Amanda. Create your own video and post to your platforms. Tag FND Hope and don't forget to use #FNDaware!
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The FND Awareness Day UK, March 25th, is a well established date in the diary, delivered by a partnership of @FNDDimensions , @FNDAction & @FNDFrieNDsUK & also joined by @FNDAus Together changing attitudes and raising Awareness & Support for #FND #Voices4FND #FNDUK
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Breathing in a deep & balanced pattern can shift your physical, mental & emotional states.
Try this calming practice:
Focus your attention on your breath
Inhale and slowly count for four to six seconds
Exhale and slowly count for four to six seconds
Do this five times
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Hope we’ll all be getting involved in #FND Awareness Day UK and Australia on Friday, by using hashtag #Voices4FND 👌
Find out how you can get involved in #FND Awareness Day UK on the 25th March.
We will also be posting throughout the day, and please use the hashtag #Voices4FND so we can RT your posts. #FNDUK
fndaction.org.uk/fnd-awarene…
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Since joining the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme 6 months ago we have given out over 3,000 lanyards to people with FND. This will help them with confidence of being out in public and combat isolation. We can all help combat ignorance. Join us on Friday to be the #Voices4FND
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👇Peripheral inflammation activates a subset of neurons in insular cortex, whose later reactivation triggers peripheral inflammation. Could similar mechanisms contribute to the onset and maintenance of FND after injury or illness? sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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The medical field is finally catching on to the brutal reality of #hyperacusis. journals.lww.com/thehearingj…
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Published today: revised and updated new edition. Foreward by @DavidfromtheBTA . Practical strategies for people with #tinnitus and/or #hyperacusis .
@hearingnihr @UoNHearSci @BritishTinnitus @Tinnitus_USA
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FNDS Research Highlight:
Important findings regarding FND with attacks or seizures and status epilepticus.
Content areas: large scale data analysis, adverse events / effects, training and protocol needs for emergency staff
Now Open Access:
1 in 5 adolescents and young adults treated for status epilepticus is found to have had a prolonged dissociative seizure (PNES). Benzos don't work and are not harmless! Status response protocols need to adapt...
Read the article for free:
jnnp.bmj.com/content/early/2…
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#Hyperacusis means you are very sensitive to sound, perceiving it as louder than others and finding it difficult to bear. Talk with others who understand on #MayoClinicConnect. mayocl.in/2IwzgVZ
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Thank you Summer for helping to raise awareness and understanding of FND with the help of @FNDHopeUK 👏 👏👏
Hello, my name is Summer and I suffer from a disorder called FND. Who knows what the future holds for me. But I am pleased to say, I am back at dancing doing what I love.
You can catch up with previous videos here: fndhope.org/fndandus/
@reallorraine
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Do you know about #dropattacks ? They can have huge impact on those with #FND This is one of several information sheets you can download at neurosymptoms.org - let spread the word and make others more #FNDAware #functionalneurologicaldisorder ftd.cognihealth.in/wp-conten…
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I’ve just sent £1000 to the @UoEFundraising from generous donations made in lieu of gifts for my parents’ 60th Wedding Anniversary. We enjoyed a wonderful celebration with friends who are all now more #FNDAware We are delighted to support the work of @jonstoneneuro



































