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Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)

Your symptoms are real even when imaging or EEG is unrevealing. FND is a brain-network and signaling problem — and it's treatable.

Symptom evaluationCare coordinationRehabilitation support

Targeted diagnosis

Functional movement disorders

Tremor, dystonia-like posturing, or gait symptoms that may shift with attention or distraction.

Functional limb weakness

Real weakness or paralysis not explained by a traditional nerve-pathway lesion.

Non-epileptic seizures

Events that resemble epilepsy but do not arise from electrical seizure activity.

Sensory & cognitive symptoms

Numbness, tingling, vision changes, brain fog, and fluctuating intensity.

Recovery roadmap

Education and clarity

Validation, symptom mapping, and moving past dismissive explanations.

Stabilization strategies

Symptom-focused medication, sleep/pain/anxiety support, and neuromodulation education.

Physical & functional therapy

FND-specific PT, speech/OT, pacing, regulated breathing, and stress reduction.

Virtual FND advantage

FND-informed neurologist

Care from someone who treats FND seriously and skillfully.

Natural-environment observation

Symptoms observed where they actually happen.

Long-term care-team coordination

Aligned care across PT, mental health, and primary care.

Reduced travel triggers

Skip commutes that can worsen symptoms.

Functional Neurological Disorder: Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about virtual care for functional neurological disorder. Also see our full FAQ, pricing, or schedule a visit.

Yes. Functional Neurological Disorder is a recognized problem with how the brain's networks send and receive signals. Symptoms are real, involuntary, and treatable — even when MRI and EEG appear normal.

Yes. Diagnosis relies on characteristic positive clinical signs and a careful history, both of which are well-suited to video. Ongoing care — education, symptom mapping, and coordination with FND-informed therapy — works especially well through telehealth.

The core treatments are education, FND-specific physical therapy or occupational therapy, and psychological therapies such as CBT. Medications are used when needed to treat co-existing anxiety, depression, migraine, or sleep disruption.

Yes. Functional seizures are a common FND presentation. We help confirm the diagnosis, explain it clearly, and coordinate the specialized therapy that consistently improves outcomes.

Yes. FND care is a team effort. We share visit notes and coordinate directly with your mental health provider, physical therapist, and primary care clinician to keep everyone aligned.

Book your functional neurological disorder visit

Choose your visit type and pick a time on our live calendar — no referral or phone call needed.

New Patient Visit

$400 / 50 minutes

Comprehensive first visit for neurological concerns, diagnostic evaluation, treatment planning, and next steps

  • Symptom and history review
  • Virtual neurological examination
  • Personalized treatment plan
  • Written visit summary

Follow-Up Visit

$200 / 25 minutes

For established patients

Focused follow-up for treatment response, medication adjustments, results review, and ongoing symptom management

  • Interim-history review
  • Treatment-response assessment
  • Medication adjustments
  • Updated care plan

Related services

Medically reviewed by Dr. Konstantin Karmazin, board-certified neurologist. Reviewed/updated July 10, 2026.

Limits of virtual care: Some evaluations require in-person testing (EEG, EMG, imaging, hands-on exam). When needed, we coordinate testing near you and refer to in-person specialists.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Stop searching for answers. Schedule your visit today and experience compassionate, expert neurology care from home.