St George's University Hospital

St George’s provides assessment and treatment for FND across a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings. We routinely diagnose patients with FND in outpatient clinics, as well as on the acute medical/neurology wards at St George’s. Patients move through our pathway receiving rehabilitation for FND either as an outpatient or after being admitted for inpatient neurorehabilitation. • We run weekly neurology-led outpatient clinics for people with suspected FND or those who have an established diagnosis of FND who are seeking treatment. The neurology team who run these clinics have a specialist interest in FND as well as in neurological disorders in general. Our clinic predominantly sees people with functional movement and sensory symptoms. People with possible or confirmed dissociative seizures/non-epileptic attacks are usually seen with our specialist epilepsy service by consultant colleagues who link through to our treatment services and who can conduct appropriate special... Ask your GP whether they can refer. We have not separately verified Patient Choice.

Who it is for

Published age

Out of area

Provider states it can accept qualifying patients from outside the local area

Patient Choice classification

POSSIBLE

Last verified

2026-10-17

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