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Teen FND Academy™ is built for families who are ready to fully commit to resolving FND — not just managing symptoms.
Whether you’ve already tried therapy, hospital programs, or DIY solutions that didn’t lead to recovery — or you’re just now weighing your options — this program is designed to give you a complete path from the start. It helps you avoid the wasted time, emotional setbacks, and fragmented care that so often leave families stuck.

• Your teen is between the ages of 12–18 (Occasional exceptions down to 10yrs old an up to 19) and struggles with FND.
• Both you and your teen understand that this is FND — and aren’t searching for a different diagnosis or hidden cause.
• Everyone in the household agrees on what you’re dealing with — there’s no internal conflict about the nature of FND.
• Your teen lives with at least one actively involved parent who can participate in the program alongside them.
• You and your teen are motivated and willing to do the work — learning real-world tools and applying them week by week.
• You believe full recovery is possible, and your desire to resolve FND is stronger than the fear or uncertainty that may come with the process.

Teen FND Academy™ gives families a practical, step-by-step way to resolve FND — not just survive it.
Instead of short-term care or symptom management, we offer structure, coaching, and a community that helps families build real, lasting change — even after the program ends.

If this sounds like your family, Teen FND Academy™ could be the path that finally gets your teen back — and gives you the structure to make it happen.

If not, that’s okay too — this program is for families who are fully ready to commit to the recovery process.

Teen FND Academy™ is a 6-month online coaching program designed to help families fully resolve FND — not just manage it.

Most families start seeing meaningful change within 3–4 months, but we provide a full 6 months so your teen has time to build real momentum without feeling rushed. If your goals are met earlier, you can wrap up sooner — or extend the program if you need more time. It’s all designed to work at your pace.

The program is built around four core components:

1. BRAIN For Teens™ curriculum

A self-paced curriculum of 50+ short video lessons with interactive tools that teach teens (and parents) exactly how to retrain the brain-body connection — what to do, what to avoid, and how to build skills that guide long-term recovery.

2. Weekly Live Group Coaching Calls

Led by Dr. Lee, these live calls give parents and teens direct access to coaching, feedback, and real-time troubleshooting in a welcoming group setting. Each call lasts for about one hour and helps keep your recovery on track, week after week.

3. Unlimited Private Chat With Dr. Lee

Get real-time coaching and clear guidance whenever you need it. Whether you’re sharing updates, asking questions, or feeling stuck, you’ll always know your next step. This direct access helps you stay on track and make steady progress between calls—no more second-guessing or going it alone.

4. Private Community Forum

Connect with other families who truly understand what you’re going through. Inside the forum, you can share wins, ask questions, and learn from others who are also on the recovery path. It’s a place to feel encouraged, supported, and reminded that you’re not alone—others are walking this journey with you. It’s not a support group, it’s a resolution-focused mastermind.

Commitment:

To get the most out of the program, both parents and teens need to engage. That means watching the videos, joining the calls, and participating in the forum. You don’t have to be perfect — but you do need to show up.

The families who commit to the process see the biggest transformations. And we’ll be there to guide you every step of the way.

Every teen is different — and outcomes can’t be predicted or promised. But what we can guarantee is this:

Dr. Lee and her team will show up consistently with the structure, tools, and expert coaching your family needs to move forward.

Many teens in our program have fully resolved their symptoms, and families who engage consistently often see significant, lasting change.

This program is designed to support full recovery — but like any meaningful process, it requires commitment, trust, and active participation.

No ethical provider can guarantee recovery — but we can tell you this: every family who’s shown up and put in the work has seen real progress, and most have seen their teen fully recover.

Most families start with therapy, neurology visits, or even ER trips — only to end up stuck, confused, and exhausted. Why? Because those systems weren’t built to resolve FND.

Hospital-based programs are often short-term, focused on stabilization, not recovery. They involve long waitlists, scattered providers, minimal parent involvement, and little to no plan for what happens once you go home.

Traditional therapy may offer emotional support, but most therapists aren’t trained in FND — and talk therapy alone can’t retrain the brain-body connection that drives these symptoms.

And while DIY efforts like videos, articles, and piecing together online advice can feel empowering, they leave families without direction, feedback, or results.

Teen FND Academy™ is completely different.

We don’t hand you information. We guide your family step-by-step through a structured, resolution-focused plan — with expert coaching, real-time feedback, and a system that adapts to your teen’s progress.

It’s not just flexible and fully online — it’s personalized, proven, and built for transformation.

While others offer appointments, we offer a roadmap.

While others offer support, we offer structured recovery — for both you and your teen.

And while other programs manage symptoms, this one is built to resolve them.

No — Teen FND Academy™ is a private-pay program and does not accept insurance.

That’s part of what makes it work.

Insurance-based care often means 15-minute check-ins, therapy limited to emotional support, or only a handful of approved visits — all disconnected from what your teen actually needs to recover.

Because we’re not restricted by those limitations, we can offer daily access, expert coaching, and a structured recovery plan that meets families where they are and walks them all the way through.

That said, some families have used their Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) to help cover the cost. We recommend checking with your provider or employer to see if you’re eligible to use those options.

Teen FND Academy™ is a private-pay coaching program. It’s an investment — that goes beyond just therapy sessions or generic advice. It’s a structured recovery process with expert coaching, daily access, and a clear step-by-step path built to help your teen get their life back.

The investment depends on your family’s goals and how much support you need. The best way to find out what’s right for you is to book a call. We’ll talk through your situation, answer all your questions, and create a plan that works for your family.

We know every family situation is different — but in our experience, teens make the strongest progress when both parents are involved. That’s why we strongly recommend participation from both parents whenever possible.

This isn’t just about logistics — it’s about creating a unified, consistent environment that helps your teen feel safe, supported, and understood from all angles.

If only one parent is able to attend coaching calls or complete the curriculum, open communication with the other parent is important. Everyone supporting the teen should be on the same page about what’s being taught — and why it matters.

That said, we do make exceptions.

If the other parent is completely out of the picture, or is supportive but not actively involved (for example, has minimal custody or lives in a different state), the program can still be a strong fit.

For families navigating separation or high conflict between co-parents currently, this program may not be the right fit. Recovery requires stability and teamwork — and we want to make sure your family is set up to succeed.

You’re not alone — many teens are hesitant at first. After everything they’ve tried, it’s normal to feel skeptical, shut down, or unsure about trying one more thing.

But here’s what we’ve seen:

Once teens speak with Dr. Lee during the recovery roadmap call, many shift their mindset completely. She’s relatable, direct, and understands exactly what they’re going through. And once they’re inside the program — surrounded by other teens who are actively recovering — most do a complete 180.

They start to believe recovery is actually possible. And more importantly, they start to want it for themselves.

So no — your teen doesn’t have to be excited on day one. They just need to be open.

If they’re completely unwilling or refusing to engage at all, this may not be the right time. But if they’re even a little bit curious, let’s talk. We’ll help you figure out the best next step for your family.

Yes — some families choose to continue therapy during the program, especially for general emotional support, past trauma, or anxiety that may exist alongside FND.

That said, Teen FND Academy™ is a complete recovery system on its own. It’s not designed to overlap with therapy, but to teach your family the practical, step-by-step process of retraining the brain-body connection that drives FND symptoms.

If your teen is seeing a therapist, it’s important that everyone — you, the therapist, and our team — is aligned. The best results happen when the support is consistent, not contradictory.

We’re happy to communicate with your provider if needed to help ensure a smooth, unified approach to your teen’s progress.

We get it — your teen already has a full plate. But if that time is filled with school stress, symptom management, constant check-ins, and canceled plans… is that really working?

This program doesn’t take more time — it trades it.

If you’re like most families navigating FND, you’re probably already spending well over an hour a day — sometimes a whole day — adjusting plans and accommodating symptoms. Imagine if you could shift that time toward something that actually resolves FND… and cut it down to just 10–30 minutes a day during the recovery process.

That’s what we see happen here.

Yes, there’s some overlap at the beginning — but most families start buying back time quickly. Within the first week, many already notice fewer episodes, less chaos, and more clarity about what to do. As progress builds, the time commitment often gets lighter — not heavier.

You’ll still have a weekly one-hour coaching call, and some focused practice early on, but this isn’t about adding more to your plate. It’s about finally getting your time — and your life — back.

If you’re willing to make space for recovery, we’ll help make sure it actually works.

Absolutely. Anyone involved in your teen’s life and care is welcome to join — especially if they want to understand what’s really going on and how to help.

We’ve had grandparents, aunts, uncles, and even close family friends join coaching calls and support discussions. When extended family is informed and aligned, it lifts pressure off the primary caregiver and gives your teen a stronger safety net at home.

The more emotionally invested adults who understand the recovery process — the better. We’ll help everyone speak the same language, so your teen feels supported from all sides.

You’re not alone — most families come to us after months (or years) of trying everything: therapy, neurology, inpatient programs, even TikTok tips. But those approaches were never built to resolve FND — just to manage symptoms or rule things out.

Teen FND Academy™ is completely different.

It’s not therapy. It’s not symptom tracking. It’s not another appointment you wait weeks for.

It’s a structured, step-by-step recovery process that retrains the brain-body connection — and it’s designed for families who are ready to take action, not just cope.

If nothing has worked before, you’re not the exception — you’re the reason this program was created. The system didn’t fail because you didn’t try hard enough. It failed because it was never built to work.

No — and that’s exactly why it works.

Teen FND Academy™ isn’t a therapy or treatment plan. It’s a recovery system. Therapy can be helpful for emotional support, but most therapists aren’t trained to resolve FND — especially the complex brain-body disorder involving the biological, psychological, and social factors.

This program teaches both you and your teen how to retrain the brain-body connection, rebuild confidence, and create real neurological change. You’ll learn what to do, what to stop doing, and how to make steady progress — all with expert coaching and real-world accountability.

If you’ve been in therapy for months and your teen is still stuck, this is what’s been missing.

Yes — a formal diagnosis of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) by a healthcare provider is required to join Teen FND Academy™.

This program is designed specifically for teens who have already received an FND diagnosis and are ready to follow a structured path toward recovery. If you’re still in the diagnostic process or unsure whether your teen’s symptoms qualify, we recommend completing that step first so we can be confident this program is the right fit.

If you do have the diagnosis — and you’re ready to move beyond symptom management — this program was built for you.

This program is for both — and honestly, the earlier you start the process of recovery, the better.

We’ve helped teens go from wheelchairs to walking, from seizures to calm, from paralysis to freedom. But we’ve also helped teens who were still attending school, still functional on the outside, but battling through pain, dissociation, or daily flare-ups under the surface.

You don’t have to wait for things to get worse. If your teen is showing signs of FND — no matter how mild or severe — this is the time to act.

You can — but it may cost you more than you realize.

Hospital programs often involve long waitlists, limited time with providers, minimal parent involvement, and no plan for what happens when you go home. That’s not recovery — that’s stabilization. And while that can help in a crisis, it rarely leads to long-term change.

Teen FND Academy™ is different. We don’t just help families stabilize — we help them resolve. And the earlier you begin, the easier it is to reverse the nervous system patterns behind FND.

We’ve worked with many families who were on waitlists. After seeing progress here, most chose not to go back simply because they get better, and there is no reason to return.