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Occupational Therapy for Functional Neurological Disorder in Brisbane

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) affects how the brain sends and receives signals to the body. Symptoms are very real and can be confusing, unpredictable, and often misunderstood.

What challenges you may be experiencing

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How occupational therapy helps

Occupational therapy focuses on retraining movement, rebuilding function, and helping you regain control.

We support:

  • Understanding symptom patterns

  • Nervous system regulation

  • Gradual retraining of movement and activity

  • Managing fatigue and energy

  • Returning to meaningful activities

    At One 3 Care we offer stand alone appointments or a 14 week programme.

The One 3 Care 14-Week FND Programme

To provide patients with a structured rehabilitation pathway, One 3 Care offers a specialised 14-week Occupational Therapy Programme for people living with FND.

This programme can be delivered in person at our Woolloongabba clinic or via tele health.

The programme covers:

  • Understanding FND and nervous system functioning

  • Threat versus safety

  • Sensory profile assessment

  • Poly vagal Theory

  • Cognitive demands and fatigue management

  • Pacing strategies

  • Graded return to everyday demands, work and meaningful occupations

The programme is designed to help patients better understand their condition while developing practical strategies they can use every day.

More information and enquiries

Outcomes

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  • Increased confidence in movement

  • Improved daily function

  • Better symptom management

  • Return to meaningful life activities

Peer Support

We also run a dedicated support group for people living with functional neurological disorder.

This provides a space to:

  • connect with others experiencing similar challenges

  • build understanding and confidence

  • support ongoing recovery in a structured, supportive environment

Learn more about the FND Support Group.

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Get Support

You don’t have to navigate FND alone. We’re here to walk alongside you.

Get support or make a referral to begin your personalised rehabilitation journey.