Functional Neurological Rehabilitation at Home


Understanding Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a disorder in which the brain is unable to send and receive signals correctly even though there is no obvious structural damage. Although the symptoms can be present and can be difficult to manage, conventional tests and scans may not reveal any anomalies. People suffering from FND might experience tremors, weakness and numbness. They may also experience seizures (non-epileptic) and speech problems as well as problems with balance or coordination. FND is complex but treatable–especially with a personalised and supportive rehabilitation plan focused on function and well-being.
Common Challenges with Functional Neurological Disorder
Inconsistent Motor Symptoms
People suffering from FND might experience sudden changes in their ability to move, such as leg weakness, tremors or paralysis – that fluctuate with no distinct pattern.
Gait and Balance Disturbances
Stumbling, stumbling frequently or irregular movements could increase the risk of falling and decrease confidence in your mobility.
Functional Seizures and Blackouts
A few people suffering from FND have non-epileptic seizures as well as moments of inability to respond, which can be disruptive and destabilizing to everyday life.
Pain and Fatigue
Tiredness and chronic pain are often reported, limiting physical activity and impacting well-being on the emotional level.
Cognitive and Emotional Difficulties
Memory problems, difficulty in concentration, and mood disorders like depression or anxiety may interfere in the rehabilitation process.
Misunderstanding and Stigma
FND is often misdiagnosed or misunderstood which can cause frustration and delay in access to appropriate and supportive medical care.
Our Approach to FND Rehabilitation

Individualised Rehab Plans
Each program is tailored to your needs, symptoms and objectives, changing as your health improves.

Movement Re-education
Utilizing techniques such as modified motor imagery, mirror therapy and movement retraining, you can regain functional movements.

Symptom Management
Relaxing stretch, strategies for pacing relaxation techniques, as well as the use of hands to help alleviate discomfort.

Energy Conservation
We train you in activity pacing and rest scheduling to reduce fatigue and increase your energy levels throughout the day.

Education & Confidence Building
Knowing your health condition will help you reduce anxiety and anxiety, which is why we provide resources and assistance needed to help you deal with it.

Holistic Care
We collaborate with psychologists, neurologists, and occupational therapists to provide joined-up individual-centered therapy.
Why Choose Rehab Therapist for FND Physiotherapy

Specialist Neuro Physios
We've had experience in treating the varied and complex signs and symptoms associated with FND with compassion and evidence-based treatments.

Home-Based Support Across Regions
We service our customers in the South East and East of England including Bucks, Oxon, Beds, Herts, Cams and London. All right at your doorstep.

Flexible, Adaptable Approach
We will work with you to understand your emotional state, and goals to provide gentle, but efficient therapy.

Multidisciplinary Collaboration
We coordinate with neurologists, psychologists and other therapists to provide the best possible care.

Rehabilitation with Understanding
We recognize the actual life-long experiences of FND and will help you feel heard, seen and loved.

Personal Empowerment
Our aim isn't just therapy, but rather to aid you in building confidence, decrease the fear of moving and help you regain the sense of independence.
Who Can Benefit from FND Physiotherapy
Patients with motor symptoms
In addition, there may be paralysis, tremors, gait disturbances, or other abnormal movements patterns.
Those Experiencing Seizures or Sensory Issues
Assistance in managing non-epileptic seizures or signs like numbness or the sensation of tingling.
Clients who are struggling with fatigue or a fluctuation
Strategies for energy conservation and pacing can be helpful in managing symptoms that are unpredictable.
People Facing Anxiety Around Movement
We increase confidence, lessen anxiety, and help you retrain secure, fluid movement.
Family & Carers
We provide guidance for those who care for someone with FND to ease anxiety and anxiety.
Clients Seeking Clarity & Direction
If you've been struggling to find answers, our team can provide insight, validation and actions.
Areas we cover for Functional Neurological Disorder
Our Specialist Physiotherapists visit your home in the areas below and beyond.
FND Symptoms Are Real – So Is Recovery, with Rehab at Home
FND can be overwhelming, but it is a manageable condition. With the right help the body can be rehabilitated, confidence restored, confidence restored and independence restored.
Success Stories
Marah L., Hounslow, West London
Olivia T., Oxford
Hannah R.,Watford, Hertfordshire
FAQs
Do you think FND symptoms are real? Or are they with no obvious damages?
Yes, the symptoms are real. FND is a real neurological disorder that impacts how the brain works, not how it interprets scans.
What can physiotherapy do to help FND?
We utilize movements retraining, pacing and functional rehab to decrease physical discomfort and improve physical confidence.
What physical ailments are treatable?
We treat tremors, weakness and unsteady gait. We also address functional balance problems, paralysis and fatigue.
How can I begin with a Rehab Therapist to treat FND?
Call us on 07777 999 277, email info@rehabtherapist.co.uk, or use our contact form or WhatsApp to book your consultation.