FND Action
FND Action is a UK charity dedicated to supporting people diagnosed with FND and improving understanding, recognition and care.
A practical directory of FND-specific charities, peer support, educational resources and clinical routes. Availability changes, so always check each organisation’s website before relying on meeting times or eligibility.
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These organisations provide information, peer support, signposting, awareness work or advocacy for people affected by FND.
FND Action is a UK charity dedicated to supporting people diagnosed with FND and improving understanding, recognition and care.
FND Hope UK is part of the wider FND Hope network, providing education, advocacy, events, peer support groups and UK support service links.
FND Dimensions aims to develop peer support groups across the UK, online and face to face, to reduce isolation and connect people who understand FND.
FND FrieNDs supports people in the South West of England through meet-ups, facilitators, local information and signposting.
FND Matters NI raises awareness and provides peer support, information and counselling services for people affected by FND in Northern Ireland.
FND North is a non-profit organisation based in Lancashire, offering community support, signposting, advocacy and awareness work.
These resources can help people understand FND and can also be useful when speaking with clinicians, schools, employers or family members.
Seizure tracking and insight workspace developed by FND Connect CIC, with structured episode logging, forecasts, medication context, wearable signals and consultation summaries.
NHS Inform’s patient page explains FND, symptom types, diagnosis, treatments and support resources.
A detailed patient guide written by FND specialists, with separate pages for many symptom types and treatment approaches.
A secure app designed to help people learn about FND symptoms, track them and access management advice.
A UK multidisciplinary hub with links to resources, professional groups and FND information.
A network of UK NHS allied health professionals sharing free resources and examples of good FND clinical practice.
Specialist South East London FND neurology assessment clinic. Referrals are limited by geography and usually made through neurology or psychiatry.
FND can affect money, work, benefits, relationships and mental health. These organisations are not FND-specific, but can be useful alongside medical care.
Benefits, work, housing, debt and rights advice.
citizensadvice.org.ukDisability information, helpline and support in England and Wales.
scope.org.ukBenefits calculator and grants search.
turn2us.org.ukEmotional support at any time on 116 123.
samaritans.org