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Hosted by Erin Palmer, Amanda Ream · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 29 episodes
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Lights On is a podcast by NeuroMoms Collective, hosted by two mothers who know firsthand the journey of supporting a brain injury survivor. Amanda and Erin create a warm, honest space to talk about caregiving—the heavy, the hopeful, and the human. We chose the name Lights On because when a medical crisis hits, it can feel like someone has suddenly turned the lights off in your life. Joy feels distant, routines disappear, and the world becomes unfamiliar. But the light was never truly gone—we're here to help caregivers find it again and gently turn the lights back on. Guests include survivors, family members, medical professionals, and community partners who offer insight and support. This podcast is for anyone touched by brain injury who is seeking connection, grounding, and understanding. We're here to make sure no caregiver feels isolated in this experience. Come walk with us.
Erin Palmer, Amanda Ream hosts Lights On: A NeuroMoms Collective Podcast, a health show with 29 episodes published.
In Part 2 of this conversation, Erin and Amanda continue their discussion with licensed social worker Autumn Kuchowiak of Rise and Thrive Wellness, exploring what caregivers can actually do to protect their own well-bein
In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Erin and Amanda welcome licensed social worker Autumn Kuchowiak from Rise and Thrive Wellness to explore one of the most important, and most overlooked, topics in caregiving: cari
In the second half of this moving conversation, Erin and Amanda continue talking with Marina and her mother, Annalissa, about navigating life after stroke, seizures, and brain injury. Together, they discuss the overwhelm
In this powerful first part of our conversation, Annalisa shares her journey through a rare and life-altering neurological illness that began with subtle symptoms few people recognized. What started as occasional confusi
In the final installment of this heartfelt and hilarious conversation with therapist and podcast host Megan Campbell, the conversation turns toward identity, self-esteem, grief, and what healing can look like after brain
In part two of this deeply honest and delightfully chaotic conversation, Erin and Amanda continue their discussion with therapist and podcast host Megan Campbell about caregiving, creativity, identity, and the complicate
Episode 1 of this conversation with Megan Campbell is a little chaotic, wildly honest, unexpectedly funny, and somehow exactly the kind of conversation caregivers need. Megan: therapist, LCPC, art therapist, and host of
In this continuation of Dallas's story, we shift from survival to connection as he and his girlfriend Marina share how they met and built a relationship after his traumatic brain injury. Their story begins at a brain inj
In Part 2 of this deeply personal conversation, Dallas shares the emotional and physical realities of his traumatic brain injury recovery, including the severe depression and suicidal ideation that followed his initial p
This episode of Lights On features a deeply personal and powerful conversation as Erin and Amanda are joined by Erin's son, Dallas, whose story inspired Erin to connect with Amanda to create NeuroMoms Collective. Dallas
In part two of this conversation, Erin and Amanda explore what it really means to redefine "normal" after a brain injury—both for their children and for the relationships that surround them. They share how life often evo
In this episode of Lights On (Part 1 of this convo), Erin and Amanda explore one of the hardest questions families face after traumatic brain injury: Who am I now? When a brain injury changes a survivor's body, abilities
In the second half, the conversation shifts into the realities of long-term partnership: neurodivergence, therapy, communication, and daily repair. MacKenzie and Eric talk candidly about ADHD traits, how understanding th
In this first half of the conversation, Erin and Amanda welcome MacKenzie and her husband, Eric, into Season 2's focus on relationship shifts after TBI; specifically romantic partnership. Mackenzie and Eric share their o
In this episode of Lights On, Erin and Amanda reflect on how relationships change after a traumatic brain injury, from friendships and family dynamics to romantic partnerships and parenting young adults with TBI. They sh
In this Season One wrap-up,we (Amanda and Erin) look back on how NeuroMoms Collective began: two caregivers who met through community, shared a deep urge to help, and jumped in before everything was perfectly planned. We
In Part 2 of Lights On, the conversation shifts into the tender realities of loving someone through long-term change and loss. Olivia and Sadie reflect on how support systems, friendships, and letting themselves be kids
In Part 1 of Lights On, Erin and Amanda are joined by their daughters, Saydie and Olivia, for an honest conversation about what it's like to be the sibling of a traumatic brain injury survivor. Saydie shares how, at nine
In this episode of Lights On, Erin and Amanda talk honestly about one of the hardest parts of TBI caregiving—realizing we can't do it alone. They share the guilt, fear, and confusion that come with asking for help, and h
Part 2: Parenting, Partnership, and a TBI: How Communication Became the Light In Part Two of our husbands' conversation, we explore what it took to stay connected—not just as co-parents or caregivers, but as partners. Tr
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