... Largest Genetic Map of Psychiatric Disorders So Far (if you copy and paste that into google, the article will come up). I wonder if FND hasn't been included because it only seems to have been classified as a core psychiatric disorder fairly recently (see Perez et al)? Let's hope the genomic era of medicine can help unlock FND in the future, especially given how common it is thought to be.
I've also been reading about various forms of genetic ataxia, which share very similar symptoms to those that are often described as being part of FND/FMD. Unsurprisingly the diagnostic odysseys for people with ataxia, including children, are often made more complicated by a 'functional' diagnosis.
Child with episodic ataxia with a slightly unusual presentation: 'Mummy, is it my fault I've got this?' 'No darling, of course not, it's genetic and we're going for family genetic counselling as soon as possible.'
#brainawarenessweek
is it FND or Ataxia 
just been diagnosed with fnd 
FND has to be GENETIC
