🎺One-day symposium on FND and other functional disorders - St George's Hospital, London I'm looking forward to taking part in this low-cost, multidisciplinary annual event on Sep 11th 2026 zurl.co/PmDS2
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Jon Stone
Professor of Neurology, University of Edinburgh. FND Research. Creator of http://neurosymptoms.org. President Elect of http://fndsociety.org
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These researchers from @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social are looking for 200 people with FND to fill out online questionnaires. Please consider helping out.
Natasha SeatonHave you ever felt dismissed, unheard, or not taken seriously by a doctor? 🏥 At King’s College London, we’re running a study on how patients experience healthcare 💊 If you are an adult in the UK who has come into contact with the healthcare system, you can sign up with below ⬇️ tinyurl.com/4zzcd93u
Just over 4 weeks left until the @FNDSociety 2026 Baltimore meeting! zurl.co/qqGFg If your budget can stretch, PLEASE consider booking the conference hotel. zurl.co/SDhZS Doing so will help make the meeting a financial success. Thank you!
Welcome to Functional Neurological Disorder Society Conference Jun2026Book your hotel room for the event at special rates, available here on an exclusive basis.book.passkey.com⟳ Репост от Jon Stone
First of 2 great @thelancetpsych.bsky.social articles on placebo/nocebo in psychiatry (& relevance to all of medicine) led by the brilliant @mattburkemd.bsky.social This one on harnessing placebo & mitigating nocebo www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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A pilot randomized controlled trial of prolonged exposure therapy vs. psychoeducation for psychogenic nonepileptic seizures and comorbid post-traumatic stress disorder - Epilepsy & Behavior. www.epilepsybehavior.com/article/S152...
We have waited a long time for a robust clinical study of functional sensory symptoms and signs. Congrats to @RoryHigginsPT and @GNielsen_Physio for leading this excellent study - detailed thread below academic.oup.com/braincomms/a...
Rory HigginsDelighted to report our study on sensory symptoms has been published in @braincomms.bsky.social - @jonstoneneuro.bsky.social, Prof. Mark Edwards, Dr. Jan Coebergh, @roryhigginsphysio.bsky.social, @gnielsenphysio.bsky.social academic.oup.com/braincomms/a...
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Findings in this @biologicalpsych.bsky.social CNNI paper are complementary to other results published using graph theory metrics in @braincomms.bsky.social. Check out this 20 minute lecture by Christi Westlin that connects the two papers! 8/8 youtu.be/0Zjs-7lf6fA academic.oup.com/braincomms/a...
I was asked by @braincomms to highlight their FND special collection which welcomes clinical and neuroscience research on every aspect of the condition. A chance to reflect on how FND has moved from miscellaneous to mainstream academic.oup.com/braincomms/a...
FND: an evolutionary perspective A short piece exploring an evolutionary perspective, specifically survival responses, to FND. These are not new ideas, but thank you to Akiriho Nishi for suggesting a short, standalone article to encourage wider debate academic.oup.com/emph/article...
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Great editorial on the challenges faced by those living with #FND on accessing rehabilitation services. The 2024 NAI Irish patient experience survey showed that 67% of adults with FND surveyed had never had access to neurorehabilitation services. This has to change, history does not stand still! 💚🧡
Jon StoneReclaiming FND for Rehabilitation Medicine – new open access editorial Neurorehab colleague Phil Milburn-McNulty and I set out why Rehab Medicine is so well-suited to treating FND, why they historically haven’t and what can be done to change things. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Very much agree with the points made here! I especially appreciate how apprehension re: FND often flips into inspiration when clinicians see the tangible good they can do
Jon StoneReclaiming FND for Rehabilitation Medicine – new open access editorial Neurorehab colleague Phil Milburn-McNulty and I set out why Rehab Medicine is so well-suited to treating FND, why they historically haven’t and what can be done to change things. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...