What is FND?

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a condition that can 
present with lots of different neurological symptoms and 
occurs due to a problem with how the brain and body send 
and receive signals, resulting inabnormal neurological function.

FND is the second most common reason to see a neurologist.
Anyone can be affected by FND, but is more common in 
women than men. It can occur at any age, but is uncommon in 
children under 10 years.

What is FND?

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a condition that can present with lots of
different neurological symptoms and occurs due to a problem with how the brain and body send and receive signals, resulting in abnormal neurological function.

FND is the second most common reason to see a neurologist. Anyone can be affected by FND, but is more common in women than men. It can occur at any age, but is uncommon in children under 10 years.

About Us

FND Ireland is the first Irish registered not for profit organisation
dedicated to advocating for and supporting those living with
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) in Ireland.

We are an entirely voluntary organisation with a committed team
that plans to grow into the future and extend our reach to the
entire FND community in Ireland.

About Us

FND Ireland is the first Irish registered not for profit organisation dedicated to advocating
for and supporting those living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) in Ireland.

We are an entirely voluntary organisation with a committed team that plans to grow into
the future and extend our reach to the entire FND community in Ireland.

What We Do

Whether you’re seeking information on
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND),
looking for peer connections, or advocating for better
healthcare pathways, we’re here to support you.

We will focus on these six key areas:
Support | Advocacy | Awareness
Information | Research | Collaboration

What We Do

Whether you’re seeking information on Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), looking for peer connections, or advocating for better healthcare pathways, we’re here to support you.

We will focus on these six key areas:
Support | Advocacy
Awareness | Information
Research | Collaboration

Get Involved

There are many ways you can get involved and support
FND Ireland such as becoming a volunteer, raising awareness
or partnering with us.
We have many opportunities including
roles at board level and welcome volunteers across a
broad area including peer support, advocacy and
awareness/events.

FND Ireland welcome opportunities to partner with
other organisations

Make sure to keep in touch by signing up to our e-news
to be notified of upcoming events and news.

Get Involved

There are many ways you can get involved and support FND Ireland such as becoming a volunteer, raising awareness or partnering with us. We have many opportunities including roles at board level and welcome volunteers across a broad area including peer support, advocacy and awareness/events. 

FND Ireland welcome opportunities to partner with other organisations

Make sure to keep in touch by signing up to our e-news to be notified of upcoming events and news.

News and Events

We will post information on our website on events and news
about FND Ireland.
Make sure to keep in touch by signing up
to our e-news to be notified of upcoming events and news
and
you can also follow our social media platforms.

My Neuro Survey closes 15th November

HAVE YOUR SAY before the survey closes. There are three surveys, one for adults, one for carers and one for those U18. This is a great opportunity for those living with FND and their family members/carers to have their say. Visit the Neurological Alliance of Ireland...