Katie Carey

@fndnurse.bsky.social

Nurse interested in interoception & OT-based approaches to FND, ND, ARFID, ED, OCD. PMHNP student. Co-author: FND workbook for kids & teens. Forest wanderer.

Its been incredible to learn alongside other passionate FND providers and scholars At the FNDSociety conference in Baltimore. We’re working toward the same goals and can combine forces in new exciting ways. Huge advances since we began our work in FND and it’s only ramping up.

Ninth Grader Demi Johnson receives National Geographic award for plan to save Mississippi's oyster reef population. The ninth grader has produced 1,100 oysters that will in turn spawn millions of larvae into the ecosystem, a huge ecological impact

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It's "wealth worship" People are convinced that rich people are automatically good, smart, generous, etc. And they think it's either going to rub off on them or that somehow they're going to benefit from supporting or knowing them

Very gratified to see the European Academy of Neurology has endorsed the AAN guidelines for management of functional seizures. Hope this means an improved approach and standard of care for people w/ this condition in Europe - and of course much much more research needed www.aan.com/Guidelines/H...

Management of Functional SeizuresAmerican Academy of Neurology: Neurology Resources | AAN

<p>This guideline provides evidence-based recommendations for clinicians, patients, and other stakeholders on the diagnosis and management of functional seizures.</p> <p><em>Endorsed by the American ...

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Your April Fools' Day Reminder that trickle-down economics is the greatest trick of all. It's nothing more than a cruel hoax designed to enrich corporations and the super-rich at your expense. Don't fall for it.

This seems particularly important for this week (and last) when so many people in the world embrace rituals and remembrances of fighting oppression, trying to walk together towards liberation, and love.

Political cartoon with media focused on a small group of people holding a sign that says “Hate” and ignoring a huge group of people holding signs of hope and love.

A lot of of the angst that many people w FND experience when we first get diagnosed is downstream of doctors’ confusion about the condition. And they’re confused because they weren’t trained and taught about it. Much important work to be done in med schools

I've spent a good deal of time over the past ten years helping school communities work to change names that honor Confederate leaders. Here are some thoughts about how schools named in honor of Cesar Chavez might move forward. #CivilWarMemory #EduSky #sschat open.substack.com/pub/kevinmle...

How Schools Named for César Chávez Should Navigate a Naming Crisis

The challenge is not unlike the debate that has taken place in countless schools named in honor of Confederate leaders.

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Reading my way through psychiatry textbooks from around the world, comparing how they begin. A US textbook begins with the brain. An Indian one with the clinical examination. A British one with the patient's perspective. What comes first is rarely accidental. #booksky

I’m excited to be learning from Julie Hershberg, PT, DPT, NCS during a 2-day, hands-on Functional Neurological Disorder training in North Houston. 🗓 Aug 22–23, 2026 📍 Houston Methodist – The Woodlands/Conroe Join me in expanding care for people with FND. www.reactiveeducation.com/fndweekendco...

re+active education's FND Weekend Course

The FND Weekend Course -- 16 hours/1.6 CEUs An intensive weekend of live, hands-on interdisciplinary training with the re+active team In 2026, you can join us on: 📍 August 22–23 at Houston Methodist,...

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I think of a sensory diet as a way to grow capacity, not manage symptoms. You’re not just coping better: you’re working with a bigger bucket. Taking a break from studies to hang out with trees was an excellent choice, today. 🍃

Crucially, adverse life events are not universally present in FND and should not form the basis for diagnosis. However, when they are present, the nature of stressors shapes the clinical phenotype and should inform an individualised management approach.