Sara da Silva Ramos is a chartered psychologist, senior research fellow at Brainkind, a UK charity, and visiting researcher at the University of Surrey. Her research focuses on brain injury outcomes and rehabilitation. She values multidisciplinary collaboration and is passionate about communicating science and research to all audiences.

Christopher Byrne is a senior clinical lecturer at the University of Liverpool and works clinically within the NHS (North Wales Brain Injury Service). His interests include neuropsychological assessment and neurorehabilitation following acquired brain injury. His research has been recognised by the British Neuropsychological Society; he has received the Humphreys and Riddoch Prize.

Rudi Coetzer is the research director of Brainkind and is an honorary professor at the School of Psychology, Bangor University. He previously worked as a consultant neuropsychologist in the NHS for 23 years.

Foundations, Chapter 1: What is neuropsychology?. Key Theories, Chapter 2: Localisation (the geography of function - past and present), Chapter 3: Imaging (a picture is worth a thousand words, or is it?). Key Methodologies, Chapter 4: The cookbook: Methods in neuropsychology. Key impacts on Research or Practice and Policy, Chapter 5: Neuropsychology in practice: Diagnosis, Chapter 6: Neuropsychology in practice: Rehabilitation, Chapter 7: Neuropsychology in practice: Why should policy be informed by neuropsychology?. Key Emerging Areas, Chapter 8: Emerging trends in neuropsychology.