Welcome to the FND Society Podcast, a series tailored for clinicians and researchers in the field of Functional Neurologic Disorders. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, from basic science aspects like neuroimaging and biomarkers to clinical practice issues such as diagnosis, treatments, and outcomes. It also explores how FND is understood and treated within the current medical and psychological paradigms, with a goal to enhance knowledge and awareness across the medical community.Each episode promises an informal yet academically oriented discussion, intended to stimulate thought and discussion within the professional community. The views and opinions expressed represent the personal perspectives of the host and guests, adding diverse viewpoints to the discourse.Our host, Erica Cotton,  a neuropsychologist from Northwestern University, brings her extensive experience in functional neurologic disorders, including functional seizures, functional movements, and functional cognitive disorders.Joining Erica is Ingrid Hoeritzauer, a Consultant Neurologist with the Edinburgh Functional Neurological Disorders Research Group, serves as the content curator and production. Her expertise in neurology and deep involvement in FND research ensures that each episode is rich with the latest insights and developments in the field. Our sound production engineer and editor is Michael Romeo, a Clinical Psychologist from Newcastle, Australia specialising in FND.At the end of each episode we offer a 50% discount code for a first-year membership fee for the FND Society. This is a fantastic opportunity for listeners to become part of a larger community that is actively involved in advancing the understanding and treatment of FND.We are thrilled to offer this podcast series. Our goal is to make this a valuable and accessible resource for professionals, delivering the latest research in FND through engaging conversations with experts in the field. We aim for this series to be a practical and informative experience, connecting listeners directly with groundbreaking developments and insights in FND. It's our hope that each episode will contribute meaningfully to your professional knowledge and understanding.For more information about the FND Society visit: www.fndsociety.org