This book addresses the practical and business considerations essential for establishing and maintaining a successful clinical neuropsychology practice. It covers a broad spectrum of topics relevant to practitioners, including navigating managed care, understanding current practice trends, managing the financial aspects of a practice, and the importance of ongoing training and credentialing. The text also explores the utility of internet resources and the role of research within a private practice setting, offering firsthand accounts from authors detailing their specific environments, billing procedures, and professional relationships.

The book is structured to provide practical guidance for professionals entering or established in the field of clinical neuropsychology. Its focus on the business and operational aspects of practice suggests it aims to equip readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of private practice beyond clinical assessment and intervention. The inclusion of firsthand accounts from various practitioners indicates a commitment to offering diverse perspectives and real-world examples of successful practice management.