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Symptômes des troubles neurologiques fonctionnels et de conversion :

un guide pour les patients - Français

 

Hemi

Liens

Tous les liens et les informations à télécharger sur une seule page de ce site:    

*majoritairement en anglais

 

 

Brochures ou dépliants sur les symptômes

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Brochures sur les symptômes psychologiques

Articles

With grateful thanks to Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust for permission

These booklets are also from Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust and may be helpful depending on circumstances. Please scroll down to find the correct booklet

If you cannot open these files (pdf files) then you will need Acrobat Reader. 

 

Click on the picture below to download it

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Histoires

Vidéos

Poster

If you would like to print a poster advertising the website for your clinic room, waiting room or ward area then you can download an A4 poster here

Forums et Blogs

NEADinfo

Non-Epileptic Attacks

Information about non-epileptic attacks

These other leaflets may be of help too

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En tant que médecin je ne peux malheureusement pas m'occuper d'un forum sur ce site.

Il existe cependant diverses pages sur facebook et d'autres sites à propos des symptômes neurologiques fonctionnels et dissociatifs, qui ont été créées par des patients ayant ces symptômes. Vous pouvez y accéder aux adresses suivantes:

 

http://www.facebook.com/groups/322848047124/10150468944737125/?notif_t=group_activity

http://www.www.facebook.com/groups/110873699030722/

http://www.fndhope.org : il s'agit d'un site écrit par un patient

 

Il existe aussi un blog à propos de la faiblesse fonctionnelle et un forum à propos du trouble de conversion.

 

Je ne fais pas partie de ces groupes et je ne suis donc pas responsable de leur contenu ou de leur précision et des informations qu'ils contiennent.

 

Dr Jon Stone

 

 

Cou - Information from Arthritis Research UK or NHS choices

 

Dos - Information from Arthritis Research UK or NHS choices

 

Fibromyalgie -Fibromyalgia at NHS Choices or

Information Booklet from Arthritis Research Council (1.2Mb Pdf download)

 

BackCare                                              www.backcare.org.uk

British Pain Society                               www.britishpainsociety.org

Pain Association Scotland                     www.painassociation.com

Pain Concern                                         www.painconcern.org.uk

Pain Relief Foundation                           www.painrelieffoundation.org.uk

Pelvic Pain Support Network                  www.pelvicpain.org.uk

Health Improvement Scotland (part of NHS Scotland) published an important document on functional neurological symptoms in 2012.

 

THis is one of the first (possibly the first) document from a governmental agency which recognises the nature and extent of functional neurological symptoms and their associated disability and distress

HIS Stepped Care

Click on the document picture to access the page on the Health Improvement Scotland Website and download the document.

 

This document builds on NHS Scotland Neurology Standards which also specificed the importance of patients having access to correct diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment

Dissociative (Non-Epileptic) Attacks

 

www.nonepilepticattacks.info is a website launched in February 2011 all about non-epileptic attacks. Its written by a clinical team in Sheffield UK and has lots of useful information

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Non-Epileptic Attack Disorder Trust (NEAD trust) is a new organisation with a growing range of useful resources for patients including a forum.

 

NEAD Scotland also has useful information for patients including a live chat room and forum. Again the emphasis on this website is more on psychological factors and trauma than on my own but there is much common ground

 

 

 

 

Pain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dizziness

 

Vestibular exercises

 

Dissociation / Dépersonnalisation

 

Wikipédia – not always reliable but as of Sep 2008 the page is helpful

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depersonalization_disorder

 

the “Depersonalisation Research Unit” in London

 

http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/departments/?locator=911

 

Cliquez sur Histoires pour accéder aux récits de personnes vivants avec des symptômes fonctionnels et dissociatifs.

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