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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 book an appointment.

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.

New Patient Visit

$350 / 50 min

Symptom & history review, virtual neurological exam, custom treatment plan, written visit summary.

Follow-up Visit

$200 / 25 min

Interim history, response assessment, medication adjustments, and 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. Request your virtual consultation today and experience compassionate, expert neurology care from home.