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Jul 20, 2026
587. Demystifying Functional Neurological Disorder w/ Dr. Alison Buchholz
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Alison BuchholzGUEST
So I think thinking about it from sort of a more general perspective, I think probably what happens oftentimes, and this is actually informed by conversations that I just recently had with folks who are in, you know, private practice, for example, or practicing in rural settings.

Alison BuchholzGUEST
just recently at the conference, who basically shared with me exactly what we're asking here, which is, you know, this is what I'm seeing in my rural private practice clinic, and how do I deal with this? And so what I heard from folks is that sometimes what will happen actually is that they'll get this vague referral from an internist or a neurologist, and it'll say, evaluate and treat FND.

Alison BuchholzGUEST
And they don't even know what symptom is making the or sign is making the neurologist or the internist think this person has FND.

Alison BuchholzGUEST
And so they don't even, these are the neuropsychologists we're talking about.
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