HeyJaredThe Encephalitis Podcast
A podcast from the Encephalitis Society which looks at all things related to encephalitis (inflammation of the brain).For further information about encephalitis, visit www.encephalitis.info
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Ep 76 - PTSD After Encephalitis: Symptoms, Support and Recovery with Dr Andrea Pickering (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Encephalitis Podcast, Prav speaks with Dr Andrea Pickering, consultant clinical psychologist specialising in paediatric clinical neuropsychology, about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after encephalitis. Dr Pickering explains what PTSD is, why it can be under-recognised after encephalitis and brain injury, and how trauma symptoms may affect survivors, family members and carers. The conversation also explores the impact of intensive care, the differences between child
Ep 73 - Rasmussen's Encephalitis - diagnosis, treatment and long-term impact (opens the original)
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Episode 73 In this episode of the Encephalitis Podcast, Prav speaks with Eva, a paediatric trainee and PhD student at the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, about Rasmussen’s encephalitis - a form of brain inflammation that mainly affects one side of the brain. Eva explains the challenges of early diagnosis, current treatment options, and the long-term impact on children and families. She also shares how the REMEDI study aims to improve understanding of the condition, speed up di
Ep 75 - Mother and Daughter: Life, Recovery and Advice After Encephalitis (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Encephalitis Podcast, Prav is joined by Yvonne and Zoe. Yvonne and her daughter Zoe as they reflect on the impact encephalitis has had on their family, from Yvonne’s sudden illness and long recovery to Zoe’s experience growing up alongside its lasting effects. Together, they share an honest mother-and-daughter perspective on invisible disability, epilepsy, school support, family resilience and learning to adapt after brain injury. Yvonne’s advice to other parents is clear:
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