What does Neuropsychology do?

The National Academy of Neuropsychology (NAN) is a non-profit professional membership association established in 1975. It is dedicated to advancing neuropsychology as a science and health profession, promoting human welfare, and disseminating knowledge about brain-behavior relationships. With over 3,000 active members from 24 countries, NAN includes scientists, practitioners, and researchers who focus on the assessment and treatment of brain injuries and disorders. NAN's mission emphasizes equitable access to cognitive health services and early detection and prevention of brain-related challenges. The organization offers a variety of educational resources, including annual conferences, webinars, and continuing education credits. It also engages in advocacy efforts for brain health and supports research collaborations through initiatives like the National Neuropsychology Network. NAN fosters a community that promotes professional development and innovation in the field of neuropsychology.