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Books in the Functional Neurological Disorders category examine conditions where genuine neurological symptoms—such as seizures, weakness, movement or sensory changes, speech and cognitive difficulties—stem from altered nervous system functioning rather than structural damage (historically termed “conversion disorder”). This shelf includes clinical guides, rehabilitation manuals, research syntheses, and patient memoirs, emphasizing modern diagnosis based on positive clinical signs, the biopsychosocial understanding of causes, and evidence-based treatments like education, physiotherapy, psychotherapy, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation. Topics commonly include functional seizures (PNES), functional movement disorders, differential diagnosis, recovery strategies, and communication in care, alongside discussions of stigma and navigating health systems. Bridging neurology, psychiatry, psychology, and rehabilitation science, the category serves clinicians, students, patients, and caregivers seeking clear, up-to-date insight into a rapidly evolving field.

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