Recognition
At Paul Edwards Publishing, we believe the true value of a publication is measured by the positive difference it makes to readers, families and professionals.
We are honoured to have received encouraging feedback from healthcare professionals, organisations and readers across the United Kingdom and internationally. This page highlights some of that recognition and reflects our ongoing commitment to producing trusted, evidence-informed resources on Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).
Healthcare Hero of the Month
Each month, FND Monthly recognises an individual, team or organisation that has made an outstanding difference to the lives of people living with Functional Neurological Disorder and related conditions.
July 2026
West Midlands Ambulance Service
Recognised for their outstanding dedication, professionalism and unwavering commitment to the communities they serve.
Read the full feature →Professional Endorsements
We are honoured to receive positive feedback from healthcare professionals, researchers and educators who recognise the importance of accessible, evidence-informed resources on Functional Neurological Disorder.
Carolyn Sullins, PhD
“Straightforward” — praised for explaining complex concepts without unnecessary jargon.
Carolyn Sullins, PhD also recommended Understanding Functional Neurological Disorder through several LinkedIn posts, helping to increase awareness of FND among healthcare professionals and the wider community.
Such endorsements encourage us to continue producing practical resources that support patients, families and professionals alike.
Clinical Feedback
We greatly value feedback from healthcare professionals who use our publications in clinical practice. While some reviewers choose to remain anonymous, their insights help us understand how our resources are supporting patients, families and professionals.
Anonymous Clinician
Reviewer has chosen to remain anonymous
In Dutch:
Mooi boek, dank je wel. Heel prettig geschreven. Het is een opsomming van items, korte alinea’s en het is heel to the point. Er staat geen woord te veel in en dat is bijzonder voor een boek dat geschreven is door een ervaringsdeskundige.
In English:
Beautiful book, thank you. Very pleasantly written. It is a list of items, short paragraphs, and it is very to the point. Not a word is superfluous, and that is remarkable for a book written by an expert by experience.
International Recognition
We are proud that our publications are helping to improve understanding of Functional Neurological Disorder beyond the United Kingdom.
Logopedie Flevoland
The Netherlands
One of the earliest international organisations to recognise the value of our work was Logopedie Flevoland in the Netherlands. Their team praised Understanding Functional Neurological Disorder for its practical guidance, accessibility and usefulness for both healthcare professionals and people living with FND.
Seeing our work supporting professionals internationally reinforces our commitment to producing trusted, evidence-based resources that make a genuine difference.
Community Recognition
We are grateful to receive positive feedback from organisations that share our commitment to improving understanding of Functional Neurological Disorder.
Asian Confinement UK Ltd
United Kingdom
Following the complimentary donation of Understanding Functional Neurological Disorder, the team at Asian Confinement UK Ltd kindly shared their appreciation and confirmed they would be sharing the publication with colleagues.
Seeing our resources reach healthcare and community organisations continues to reinforce our mission of providing accurate, accessible and evidence-informed information for patients, families and professionals.
Our Commitment
Evidence-Informed
All our publications are grounded in current research and clinical understanding of Functional Neurological Disorder.
Community-Led
We work alongside patients, carers, families and healthcare professionals to ensure our content reflects real lived experience.
Accessible
We are committed to making information about FND freely available — because access to knowledge should never be a barrier.
“One community. One voice. Better understanding for all.”
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