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Commentary Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) represent the most common functional neurologic symptom disorder (FNSD) and the new terminology in DSM 5 for conversion disorder. While the terminology has varied over the years, the majority of the research on PNES has centered around risk factors and diagnosis, especially differentiating the disorder from epilepsy. There have been relatively few studies that mention management or treatment for this disorder, although a growing interest began in 2010 with the first pilot randomized control trials (RCT). Differentiating PNES from epilepsy is of critical importance and is commonly investigated at epilepsy centers. Psychological and Behavioural Treatments for Adults With Nonepileptic Attack Disorder.

epiliepsy currents/epilepsy currents

Neglected Patients, Few Treatments, and Minimal Evidence: The Updated Cochrane Review on Psychological and Behavioral Treatments for Nonepileptic Seizures