Parkinson's disease is the brain disorder that affects the nervous system. A large number of research works have been carried out on this topic for better diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. This paper introduces the Score-based Artificial Fish Swarm Algorithm (SAFSA) and the Fuzzy-based Beetle Swarm Optimization Algorithm (FBSOA) for ensemble feature selection for the rapid and accurate detection of psychological disorders related to Parkinson Disease (PD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This method extracts the most key features from the dataset, resulting in a higher rate of disease identification. Initially, the Min-Max Normalization approach is used as the data pre-processing technique. The binomial cumulative distribution function-based Principal Component Analysis (BCDPCA) dimensionality algorithm is used for dimensionality reduction. Next, FBSOA-based feature selection is proposed for finding the best features in the dataset. The fuzzy membership function is used to compute the weight value in the proposed FBSOA method. The FBSOA method uses a unique phenomenon of modifying the weight value of BSOA throughout the optimization process to improve outcomes. Finally, the disease classification is carried out by ensemble learning classification approaches like hybrid classifier of Fuzzy K-Nearest Neighbor (FKNN), Kernel Support Vector Machines (KSVM), Fuzzy Convolution Neural Network (FCNN) and Random Forest (RF). These classifiers are trained using UCI ML data source data, and the results are verified using Leave-One-Person-Out Cross-Validation (LOPOCV). Metrics used to assess the classification algorithm efficiency include accuracy, FAR, F-measure, Matthews Correlation Coefficient, Specificity, Sensitivity. Furthermore, the proposed method is highly stable and reliable, particularly when ensemble classification algorithms, classification accuracy of PD can reach 97% and the classification accuracy of ASD can reach 95%.