Guest Editor: Jim Malec

Neuropsychological rehabilitation involves many complex processes aimed at enabling people who are disabled by brain injury or disease to achieve their optimum level of physical, psychological, social and vocational well being. Theoretical frameworks, methodologies, and measures for evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitative interventions and outcomes are diverse, mirroring the heterogeneity of individuals with brain injuries or disorders.  This special issue draws together thinking, approaches, and methods in neuropsychological rehabilitation in order to clarify many of the ideas that are currently being explored and perhaps find common directions that unravel some of the complexities.