Forensic Neuropsychology Goes from Nowhere to Almost Everywhere: Lessons Learned During Decades of Practice

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To provide a narrative overview of the development of forensic neuropsychology (FN) in the last 40-plus years. METHODS: Personal history description, highlighted by key data-based publications. RESULTS: Anecdotal and relevant data-based findings converge to present a perspective of a wealth of FN resources currently available to the well-documented growing numbers of practitioners. CONCLUSION: The de facto subspecialty of FN is now a visible and prominent part of the landscape of clinical neuropsychology.

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