Caroline van Heugten is a Professor of Neuropsychology at Maastricht University, the Netherlands. The focus of her research is on neuropsychological interventions for persons with acquired brain injury such as stroke, traumatic brain injury and anoxic brain damage. Her research focusses along the following three research lines: developing and evaluating instruments for measuring the outcome of neuropsychological interventions; clinical and cost-effectiveness of neuropsychological interventions; and investigating factors influencing the outcome of neuropsychological interventions. She has published more than 300 international peer-reviewed papers and successfully supervised more than 30 PhD students. Currently she is the Director of the Limburg Brain Injury Center aimed at increasing the quality of life for patients with brain injury and their carers by gathering, sharing and implementing knowledge. She is one of the editors of the 2017 first international handbook on neuropsychological rehabilitation (Routledge, UK). Caroline van Heugten is known both nationally and internationally for her applied approach connecting research and clinical practice in the field of acquired brain injury.