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This page is for anyone looking for a calm, clear introduction to Functional Neurological Disorder and the support we offer.
A Calm Place for People Living With FND
Healing Horizons for FND is a nonprofit initiative created by and for people living with Functional Neurological Disorder and their families. Our focus is gentle support, clear information, and FND-friendly spaces that respect energy limits and sensory needs. All of our programs follow calm, low-pressure, FND-friendly communication. Cameras are optional for adults, and there is never pressure to speak.
Who We Support
FND can affect anyone. Our programs are organized so each group can feel safe, understood, and supported at their own pace.
Children & Teens
Children (5–7) with FND Children (8–12) with FND Teens (13–17) with FND
Adults and Young Adults
Young Adults (18–25) with FND Adults with FND Seniors (65+) with FND
How We Help
We offer non-clinical support that works alongside medical care, never in place of it. Everything is designed to be predictable, gentle, and as low-demand as possible. Our impact includes reduced isolation, clearer understanding of FND, and safer, more supportive experiences reported by participants and families.
Programs and Support Groups Workshops & Events Coping Menus
Safety, Access, and Boundaries
- Two trained adults are present in all groups involving minors.
- No one-to-one unsupervised contact with children or teens.
- Healing Horizons is not a crisis or emergency service.
- Pacing, breaks, and camera-off options are encouraged.
If you are in immediate danger, please contact your local emergency services or crisis line before reaching out to us.
A Steady Place to Land
Healing Horizons for FND exists to offer something many people living with Functional Neurological Disorder are missing: steadiness. This is a place where nothing is rushed, nothing is assumed, and nothing about your experience is dismissed. Whether you are here to learn, to find support, or simply to feel less alone, you are welcome to move at your own pace. There is no “right way” to be here. Take what you need, leave what you don’t, and return whenever it feels helpful.