“…For example, the emerging picture from neuroscience research is that FND is a neuropsychiatric (mind–body) condition that involves complex interactions between brain, mind, body, and context—the lived experience of the child and the family. FND reflects the activation of brain regions that underpin salience detection, arousal, pain, and emotional states [3] , [5] , [54] , [55] . These regions, collectively referred to as the brain’s stress system or emotion-processing regions, are commonly activated in the context of stress (the psychological-arousal component of FND).…”