For me, successful FND rehabilitation shouldn't require someone to avoid those internal states forever. It should progressively build a nervous system that can enter them, leave them and continue to move effectively despite them. That is what I mean by switching training. And while the mechanism remains hypothetical, emerging research showing altered dynamic brain-state switching in FND makes it an idea I think is increasingly worth exploring.

I believe that future research will increasingly identify functional changes in neural population geometry and dynamics across conditions such as FND, chronic pain and musculoskeletal injury, and that understanding these changes will eventually allow us to develop more targeted rehabilitation approaches.

Therefore, if you work with me our goal is this:

“Create adaptive neuroplasticity and physiological adaptation that maximizes function within existing biological constrains”