Meet Dr. Phoenix

Dr. Danielle Phoenix is an NHS psychologist specialising in FND.

She is affiliated with FNDCourage (US) and is developing FNDCourage (UK), with a focus on accessible education and practical skills.

An Ongoing Educational Series

This four-session workshop explores the relationship between art and functional neurological disorder (FND), focusing on how creative expression can support understanding, communication, and emotional well-being. Participants will have opportunities to learn, reflect, and engage in practical art-based activities in a supportive environment.

BOUNDARIES  |  Too much • Too little • Enough

This session explores personal sensory boundaries and the different ways experiences can feel overwhelming, under-stimulating, or manageable. Through art-based activities, participants will experiment with sensory limits and identify what feels comfortable, supportive, and workable for them.

No artistic ability is needed — this is about curiosity, creativity and discovering what works for you.

Your creative kit

• Paper or sketchbook

• Pens & pencils

• Coloured pencils, pens or crayons

• A few household objects with different textures

OPTIONAL

Magazines, scissors, glue, paints or any art materials you already enjoy.

No specialist equipment needed.

Registration

Registration is requested for each session.

Pay From the Heart: Contribute what feels right for you, with a $5 minimum.

We believe everyone deserves access to education and support, regardless of financial circumstances. The suggested contribution reflects the value of the program while allowing each participant to contribute an amount that feels appropriate for their situation.

Your generosity helps FNDcourage continue providing educational programming, community support, and resources for individuals and families navigating FND.

We look forward to learning with you.