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“Conversion disorder” as a book category gathers works that explore the condition historically known as conversion disorder—now often termed Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)—in which psychological stress or dysfunction manifests as neurological‑like symptoms (such as paralysis, tremors, seizures, or vision and speech problems) without a structural neurological cause. Titles in this genre include clinical guides, case studies, and research overviews; patient and caregiver memoirs; and narrative nonfiction or fiction that examines diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and the lived experience. These books frequently delve into the mind–body connection, misdiagnosis and stigma, the history of the diagnosis from Freud to modern neurology and psychiatry, and multidisciplinary care approaches like physiotherapy, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation. The category appeals to clinicians, students, patients, and general readers seeking a compassionate, evidence‑informed understanding of FND/conversion disorder and its social and cultural contexts.

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