Research Translations

Hope is rising in the research. Across the globe, studies are uncovering new insights into Functional Neurological Disorder—yet much of it remains out of reach for those who need it most. In this section, we translate the latest findings into plain language, spotlighting what’s relevant, what’s promising, and what it means for life with FND. Whether you’re curious about treatments, symptoms, or trends, our summaries bring clarity without the clinical fog—so you can stay informed, empowered, and a step ahead.

Summaries

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XR for FND

This study explores how extended reality (XR) technology can support people with functional limb weakness, a common form of FND. By combining biofeedback with immersive training and personalization, the program aims to bring effective rehabilitation into the home—making care more accessible and empowering.

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Migraine and FND

Migraine and FND often occur together, but their connection hasn’t been well studied—until now. This review highlights shared risk factors, overlapping symptoms, and why better understanding could improve care for both conditions.

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Sensory-Friendly Home

Transform your home into a sensory-friendly haven with low-cost lighting, sound, and space tweaks backed by research—plus a free room-by-room checklist.

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