AFTER | TBI Launches Podcast and Resource Hub for TBI Families

DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, November 9, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- AFTER | TBI, a navigation and advocacy initiative for traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivors and their families, has launched a comprehensive online platform aimed at guiding families through the challenging journey following a TBI. The platform, which includes a podcast and a resource hub, seeks to fill the gap between hospital discharge and the new normal, particularly focusing on the first 90 days post-injury.

The platform, accessible at aftertbi.org, is designed to be a steady, specific guide for families. It opens with "The After," a podcast featuring long-form conversations with survivors, caregivers, neurologists, therapists, attorneys, and others who support those with brain injuries. The podcast is now available on Apple Podcasts and other platforms.

In addition to the podcast, the AFTER | TBI Resource Hub offers practical guidance organized by the first 30, 60, and 90 days post-injury. A bi-weekly newsletter delivers one piece of guidance at a time, ensuring that families receive ongoing support and information.

The platform is built on four editorial commitments: acknowledging the split in life, naming the invisible symptoms of brain injuries, protecting what matters, and walking the long path with families. Every piece of content is vetted to ensure its relevance and usefulness over the long term, with the goal of serving families for years to come.

Research highlights the significant burden families face after a TBI. A study published in Pediatrics found that parents who felt their child's health care needs were going unmet reported far greater family burden, and this burden persisted a full year after the injury. More recent work in BMC Psychology found that caregiver burden rises the longer caregiving goes on, emphasizing the need for long-term support.

AFTER | TBI was founded by Robert Hoover and Sarah Catherine Hoover to be the trusted bridge between survival and rebuilding life after a brain injury. The platform operates as a separate, education-first resource and does not provide legal or medical advice. It is supported by Hoover TBI Law, a firm built on the same survivor-first philosophy.

The platform is free of charge, making it accessible to all families navigating the challenges of life after a TBI. With its comprehensive approach and commitment to ongoing support, AFTER | TBI aims to empower families and survivors to face the journey ahead with greater confidence and clarity.