To kick off season 4, I speak to Professor Jon Stone about his work in FND. This is a more in depth chat where we cover FNDs history, research, diagnosis and so much more.

In this episode I chat to Kerryn about her life with FND, we chat about colour blindness, comparisons, leaf sheep and Christmas worms. If you want to find out more about what Kerryn does then the link is below for you: www.fndwellbeing.com

In this episode I chat to Maz about recovery trains, nanna naps, throwing everything at it and the power of animals (shout out to Dexter and Luna!). Links to the different things Maz mentioned can be found below: Chloe Mason counsellor/Therapist- 07947630151/[email protected]/ Instagram: cmasonpsychotherapist Imelda Mcquaid- 'Mindful By Nature'- www.mindfulbynature.co.uk- mindfulness Kerryn Withers Green- www.fndwellbeing.com Burscough Neuro Physiotherapy- www.burscoughneurophysio.co.uk

In this episode I chat to Jo about her experience of FND, we discuss toolboxes, hypnosis and doctors who were sent from god.

In this episode I catch up with Michael about his experiences since we last spoke, the set up of the new Disability Sport Network and the boom and bust of life with FND, including PIP tribunals, hospital visits and travel.

A short one where I just ask what happens next after you’ve been discharged from a service? How do you feel about it and what do you do now.

In this episode I chat to Kirsty about all manner of things including, singing therapy, lettuce, fish fingers and seasoned tomatoes, the hills being alive and baby elephants and highland cows. We even had a couple of requests so if anyone can make them happen please do reach out!

In this episode I chat to Ian, we discuss the adventures of FND, flying fast pointy things, anger, shouting at seagulls and accepting the ridiculous. Trigger warning ⚠️ there is chat about suicide in the latter half of the podcast.

In this episode I chat to a neurologist from Ohio about MS. We discuss diagnosis, the rabbit warrens of treatment, preventative pills and the power of asking an adult why.

In this episode I chat to Ellie who was diagnosed with FND at 16. We chat about medical trauma, shame and hyper mobility.