Edison Leonard Gallagher (19 results)

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Functional Seizures Management Guide: A Somatic and Cognitive Toolkit for Navigating Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures(PNES). Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. When Your Partner Has FND: A Calm, Practical Guide to Functional Neurological Disorder, from Seizures and Hospitals to Recovery Together. Book.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A diagnosis finally arrives. After months or years of unexplained episodes, a video-EEG confirms what has been happening: the seizures are real, and they are not caused by epilepsy. Functional seizures. Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. PNES. The neurologist explains what the EEG did not show. Then they hand over a referral for a psychologist and wish you well. The seizures do not stop while you wait for the appointment. What This Book Covers The Functional Seizures Management Guide provides a complete, structured self-management program built around the autonomic nervous system, not cognitive strategies alone. Drawing on polyvagal theory, somatic regulation principles, and behavioral tools supported by the clinical research literature, this guide walks through every stage of management: mapping personal warning signals before an episode begins, understanding cumulative trigger patterns, using grounding protocols adapted for dissociation-prone nervous systems, building a written safety plan, recovering effectively after an episode, and gradually rebuilding daily independence. What Readers Will Find Inside Each chapter introduces a core principle and then delivers a practical tool. The book includes a thirty-day seizure and trigger log, six grounding protocols organized by sensory modality and selected for appropriateness with dissociation-prone nervous systems, a four-phase personal safety plan, a First Responder Briefing Card designed for wallet or home display, a Family One-Page Brief that can be handed directly to household members, a post-seizure recovery protocol covering the first thirty minutes, three hours, and twenty-four hours following an episode, and a five-dimension recovery framework that measures progress across frequency, severity, recovery time, daily function, and anticipatory anxiety. A Different Kind of Approach Where most available resources rely on standard cognitive-behavioral techniques or clinical formats designed for therapists, this guide addresses the autonomic nervous system directly. The grounding protocols are specifically selected for nervous systems prone to dissociation. The trigger mapping system accounts for cumulative load rather than individual stressors in isolation. The recovery framework measures improvement across five dimensions, so that readers who are making genuine progress can recognize it clearly, even when full seizure cessation has not yet been achieved. This Book Is for Readers Who Have received a confirmed PNES or functional seizures diagnosis and been given little or no practical self-management guidance Are waiting weeks or months for a specialist therapy appointment and need structured tools to use in the meantime Have tried standard relaxation or mindfulness techniques and found them insufficient or counterproductive for their nervous system Are family members, caregivers, or partners supporting someone with a functional seizures diagnosis Are allied health clinicians seeking a structured, evidence-informed patient resource to recommend alongside or before formal treatment Begin Where You Are Functional seizures are a genuine neurological condition. Managing them effectively requires a map, a set of practiced tools, and a realistic picture of what recovery can look like. This guide provides all three. For readers who are ready to move from a diagnosis to active, structured management, it offers a clear and practical place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When the person you love has functional neurological disorder A diagnosis of functional neurological disorder often leaves the people closest to the patient with the least guidance. If you have watched a seizure, a sudden weakness, or a tremor and felt the helplessness of not knowing what to do or where to turn, you are facing a role that few resources prepare you for. FND is real, it is one of the most common conditions in neurology, and the partner standing beside the patient matters more than almost anyone tells you. What this guide helps you do When Your Partner Has FND is a practical, partner focused guide written in plain language. It explains what FND is and what it is not, then shows you how to respond during symptoms, how to tell an ordinary episode from a genuine emergency, and how to be heard in clinics and emergency departments where the condition is sometimes misunderstood. It offers grounded ways to support recovery without taking it over, and to protect both the relationship and your own wellbeing over the long haul. A partner focused approach with a clinical foundation Rather than a personal account, this book sets out a structured method built on current clinical evidence and on composite cases that reflect patterns seen across many couples. You get tools designed to be used, including a functional seizure response plan, an emergency decision guide, and clear scripts for medical appointments. It also addresses the subjects partners rarely find covered, among them intimacy and physical closeness, setting boundaries without guilt, explaining FND to children and skeptical relatives, carer burnout, and holding on to realistic hope. Who this book is for This book is for readers who are the husband, wife, or partner of someone living with FND and want to help well. It also speaks to family members and close friends supporting a loved one through functional seizures, functional weakness, or functional movement symptoms, and to caregivers who feel worn down and want a clearer, steadier way forward. Clinicians who wish to understand the partner's point of view will find it useful as well. A steadier way to stand beside them The course of functional neurological disorder varies from person to person, and no book can promise a particular outcome. What this guide can offer is understanding, structure, and practical tools that turn fear into steadiness. If you want a clear, practical guide to supporting a partner with FND, with honest information and usable steps, this book provides a structured place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A diagnosis finally arrives. After months or years of unexplained episodes, a video-EEG confirms what has been happening: the seizures are real, and they are not caused by epilepsy. Functional seizures. Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. PNES. The neurologist explains what the EEG did not show. Then they hand over a referral for a psychologist and wish you well. The seizures do not stop while you wait for the appointment. What This Book Covers The Functional Seizures Management Guide provides a complete, structured self-management program built around the autonomic nervous system, not cognitive strategies alone. Drawing on polyvagal theory, somatic regulation principles, and behavioral tools supported by the clinical research literature, this guide walks through every stage of management: mapping personal warning signals before an episode begins, understanding cumulative trigger patterns, using grounding protocols adapted for dissociation-prone nervous systems, building a written safety plan, recovering effectively after an episode, and gradually rebuilding daily independence. What Readers Will Find Inside Each chapter introduces a core principle and then delivers a practical tool. The book includes a thirty-day seizure and trigger log, six grounding protocols organized by sensory modality and selected for appropriateness with dissociation-prone nervous systems, a four-phase personal safety plan, a First Responder Briefing Card designed for wallet or home display, a Family One-Page Brief that can be handed directly to household members, a post-seizure recovery protocol covering the first thirty minutes, three hours, and twenty-four hours following an episode, and a five-dimension recovery framework that measures progress across frequency, severity, recovery time, daily function, and anticipatory anxiety. A Different Kind of Approach Where most available resources rely on standard cognitive-behavioral techniques or clinical formats designed for therapists, this guide addresses the autonomic nervous system directly. The grounding protocols are specifically selected for nervous systems prone to dissociation. The trigger mapping system accounts for cumulative load rather than individual stressors in isolation. The recovery framework measures improvement across five dimensions, so that readers who are making genuine progress can recognize it clearly, even when full seizure cessation has not yet been achieved. This Book Is for Readers Who Have received a confirmed PNES or functional seizures diagnosis and been given little or no practical self-management guidance Are waiting weeks or months for a specialist therapy appointment and need structured tools to use in the meantime Have tried standard relaxation or mindfulness techniques and found them insufficient or counterproductive for their nervous system Are family members, caregivers, or partners supporting someone with a functional seizures diagnosis Are allied health clinicians seeking a structured, evidence-informed patient resource to recommend alongside or before formal treatment Begin Where You Are Functional seizures are a genuine neurological condition. Managing them effectively requires a map, a set of practiced tools, and a realistic picture of what recovery can look like. This guide provides all three. For readers who are ready to move from a diagnosis to active, structured management, it offers a clear and practical place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When the person you love has functional neurological disorder A diagnosis of functional neurological disorder often leaves the people closest to the patient with the least guidance. If you have watched a seizure, a sudden weakness, or a tremor and felt the helplessness of not knowing what to do or where to turn, you are facing a role that few resources prepare you for. FND is real, it is one of the most common conditions in neurology, and the partner standing beside the patient matters more than almost anyone tells you. What this guide helps you do When Your Partner Has FND is a practical, partner focused guide written in plain language. It explains what FND is and what it is not, then shows you how to respond during symptoms, how to tell an ordinary episode from a genuine emergency, and how to be heard in clinics and emergency departments where the condition is sometimes misunderstood. It offers grounded ways to support recovery without taking it over, and to protect both the relationship and your own wellbeing over the long haul. A partner focused approach with a clinical foundation Rather than a personal account, this book sets out a structured method built on current clinical evidence and on composite cases that reflect patterns seen across many couples. You get tools designed to be used, including a functional seizure response plan, an emergency decision guide, and clear scripts for medical appointments. It also addresses the subjects partners rarely find covered, among them intimacy and physical closeness, setting boundaries without guilt, explaining FND to children and skeptical relatives, carer burnout, and holding on to realistic hope. Who this book is for This book is for readers who are the husband, wife, or partner of someone living with FND and want to help well. It also speaks to family members and close friends supporting a loved one through functional seizures, functional weakness, or functional movement symptoms, and to caregivers who feel worn down and want a clearer, steadier way forward. Clinicians who wish to understand the partner's point of view will find it useful as well. A steadier way to stand beside them The course of functional neurological disorder varies from person to person, and no book can promise a particular outcome. What this guide can offer is understanding, structure, and practical tools that turn fear into steadiness. If you want a clear, practical guide to supporting a partner with FND, with honest information and usable steps, this book provides a structured place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When the person you love has functional neurological disorder A diagnosis of functional neurological disorder often leaves the people closest to the patient with the least guidance. If you have watched a seizure, a sudden weakness, or a tremor and felt the helplessness of not knowing what to do or where to turn, you are facing a role that few resources prepare you for. FND is real, it is one of the most common conditions in neurology, and the partner standing beside the patient matters more than almost anyone tells you. What this guide helps you do When Your Partner Has FND is a practical, partner focused guide written in plain language. It explains what FND is and what it is not, then shows you how to respond during symptoms, how to tell an ordinary episode from a genuine emergency, and how to be heard in clinics and emergency departments where the condition is sometimes misunderstood. It offers grounded ways to support recovery without taking it over, and to protect both the relationship and your own wellbeing over the long haul. A partner focused approach with a clinical foundation Rather than a personal account, this book sets out a structured method built on current clinical evidence and on composite cases that reflect patterns seen across many couples. You get tools designed to be used, including a functional seizure response plan, an emergency decision guide, and clear scripts for medical appointments. It also addresses the subjects partners rarely find covered, among them intimacy and physical closeness, setting boundaries without guilt, explaining FND to children and skeptical relatives, carer burnout, and holding on to realistic hope. Who this book is for This book is for readers who are the husband, wife, or partner of someone living with FND and want to help well. It also speaks to family members and close friends supporting a loved one through functional seizures, functional weakness, or functional movement symptoms, and to caregivers who feel worn down and want a clearer, steadier way forward. Clinicians who wish to understand the partner's point of view will find it useful as well. A steadier way to stand beside them The course of functional neurological disorder varies from person to person, and no book can promise a particular outcome. What this guide can offer is understanding, structure, and practical tools that turn fear into steadiness. If you want a clear, practical guide to supporting a partner with FND, with honest information and usable steps, this book provides a structured place to begin.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A diagnosis finally arrives. After months or years of unexplained episodes, a video-EEG confirms what has been happening: the seizures are real, and they are not caused by epilepsy. Functional seizures. Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures. PNES. The neurologist explains what the EEG did not show. Then they hand over a referral for a psychologist and wish you well. The seizures do not stop while you wait for the appointment. What This Book Covers The Functional Seizures Management Guide provides a complete, structured self-management program built around the autonomic nervous system, not cognitive strategies alone. Drawing on polyvagal theory, somatic regulation principles, and behavioral tools supported by the clinical research literature, this guide walks through every stage of management: mapping personal warning signals before an episode begins, understanding cumulative trigger patterns, using grounding protocols adapted for dissociation-prone nervous systems, building a written safety plan, recovering effectively after an episode, and gradually rebuilding daily independence. What Readers Will Find Inside Each chapter introduces a core principle and then delivers a practical tool. The book includes a thirty-day seizure and trigger log, six grounding protocols organized by sensory modality and selected for appropriateness with dissociation-prone nervous systems, a four-phase personal safety plan, a First Responder Briefing Card designed for wallet or home display, a Family One-Page Brief that can be handed directly to household members, a post-seizure recovery protocol covering the first thirty minutes, three hours, and twenty-four hours following an episode, and a five-dimension recovery framework that measures progress across frequency, severity, recovery time, daily function, and anticipatory anxiety. A Different Kind of Approach Where most available resources rely on standard cognitive-behavioral techniques or clinical formats designed for therapists, this guide addresses the autonomic nervous system directly. The grounding protocols are specifically selected for nervous systems prone to dissociation. The trigger mapping system accounts for cumulative load rather than individual stressors in isolation. The recovery framework measures improvement across five dimensions, so that readers who are making genuine progress can recognize it clearly, even when full seizure cessation has not yet been achieved. This Book Is for Readers Who Have received a confirmed PNES or functional seizures diagnosis and been given little or no practical self-management guidance Are waiting weeks or months for a specialist therapy appointment and need structured tools to use in the meantime Have tried standard relaxation or mindfulness techniques and found them insufficient or counterproductive for their nervous system Are family members, caregivers, or partners supporting someone with a functional seizures diagnosis Are allied health clinicians seeking a structured, evidence-informed patient resource to recommend alongside or before formal treatment Begin Where You Are Functional seizures are a genuine neurological condition. Managing them effectively requires a map, a set of practiced tools, and a realistic picture of what recovery can look like. This guide provides all three. For readers who are ready to move from a diagnosis to active, structured management, it offers a clear and practical place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When the person you love has functional neurological disorder A diagnosis of functional neurological disorder often leaves the people closest to the patient with the least guidance. If you have watched a seizure, a sudden weakness, or a tremor and felt the helplessness of not knowing what to do or where to turn, you are facing a role that few resources prepare you for. FND is real, it is one of the most common conditions in neurology, and the partner standing beside the patient matters more than almost anyone tells you. What this guide helps you do When Your Partner Has FND is a practical, partner focused guide written in plain language. It explains what FND is and what it is not, then shows you how to respond during symptoms, how to tell an ordinary episode from a genuine emergency, and how to be heard in clinics and emergency departments where the condition is sometimes misunderstood. It offers grounded ways to support recovery without taking it over, and to protect both the relationship and your own wellbeing over the long haul. A partner focused approach with a clinical foundation Rather than a personal account, this book sets out a structured method built on current clinical evidence and on composite cases that reflect patterns seen across many couples. You get tools designed to be used, including a functional seizure response plan, an emergency decision guide, and clear scripts for medical appointments. It also addresses the subjects partners rarely find covered, among them intimacy and physical closeness, setting boundaries without guilt, explaining FND to children and skeptical relatives, carer burnout, and holding on to realistic hope. Who this book is for This book is for readers who are the husband, wife, or partner of someone living with FND and want to help well. It also speaks to family members and close friends supporting a loved one through functional seizures, functional weakness, or functional movement symptoms, and to caregivers who feel worn down and want a clearer, steadier way forward. Clinicians who wish to understand the partner's point of view will find it useful as well. A steadier way to stand beside them The course of functional neurological disorder varies from person to person, and no book can promise a particular outcome. What this guide can offer is understanding, structure, and practical tools that turn fear into steadiness. If you want a clear, practical guide to supporting a partner with FND, with honest information and usable steps, this book provides a structured place to begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Functional Seizures Management Guide | A Somatic and Cognitive Toolkit for Navigating Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures(PNES) | Edison Leonard Gallagher | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Isohan Publishing | EAN 9781764726603 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. When Your Partner Has FND | A Calm, Practical Guide to Functional Neurological Disorder, from Seizures and Hospitals to Recovery Together | Edison Leonard Gallagher | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Renewable Ink Publishing | EAN 9781764693899 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…