Best Brain Injury Podcasts (2021) (<a href="http://player.fm" target="_blank">player.fm</a>)
You can check this URL.  Can't review them, but it's a place to start.

@tbiInfo is there a list?  this link goes to the <a href="http://player.fm" target="_blank">player.fm</a> homepage.

I've had this happen before when I try to copy URLs.  The owner of the page often changes the listed URL.

I've had this happen before when I try to cut and paste URLs.  The owner of the page makes changes.  Try going to google and looking for Best Brain Injury Podcasts (2021) - Player or Top 30 Traumatic Brain Injury Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021.

The Post Concussion Podcast is hosted by a 10+ concussion survivor who gives insights into her 8+ year journey. As well as multiple guests from all walks of life from students to parents and medical professionals!

Thanks @Headachegirl!  Any episodes you'd recommend starting with?

Really depends on what you need/relate too! There's topics listed after each one that might help you pick, like mental health, parenting, athlete!

<a href="http://Concussiontalk.com" target="_blank">Concussiontalk.com</a> is run by Nick Mercer and he has a wide variety of guests. Full disclosure, I do the Phoenix Concussion podcasts on his site. Our are deep dives into specific topics of TBI that are all in patient friendly language! All free. 
We also did a course series for Listenable in 2021. 
Best of luck!

The Neuronerds is my personal favorite, and I've heard good things about Making Headway!

Thanks milquetoast!  I'll check them out!

Are there any episodes you recommend starting with?

Brightway Answers!  <a href="http://www.brightwayhealth.org/podcast" target="_blank">www.brightwayhealth.org/podcast</a> - we interview doctors, therapists, and others who specialize in brain injury with questions that you ask! 😄 🎙️

What are the best podcasts about brain injury?

Harriet Trenholm
As I understand it, and I only know what I've read on the internet, it includes various rehabs depending on what the patient needs. I know that vestibular rehab and visual rehab are 2 of the things they do, and they do other things, too. Depending on your particular issues there may be cheaper ways of dealing with your problems. I've had cognitive rehab in the past, and insurance covered it. I'm currently doing vestibular rehab, and insurance covers it. I would recommend vestibular rehab or cognitive rehab if needed as they are the only ones I've had. I think functional neurology is still considered somewhat experimental which is why your insurance may not cover it.

I was very surprised my the cost of the initial consult. I thought it would be cheaper or free.

tbiInfo's Answers

What are the best podcasts about brain injury?

Is functional neurology worth the cost?