“…Neuropsychological rehabilitation includes neurocognitive training and other interventions, including therapies of behavioural nature, to restore, substitute or compensate skills, as well as psychotherapy, psychoeducation, and other psychosocial interventions aimed at improving daily functioning in various settings (Kreutzer et al, 2011; VandenBos, 2015). Therefore, the main comprehensive‐integrated interventions applied in neuropsychological rehabilitation includes: (a) neurocognitive intervention, (b) neurofunctional training (Cicerone et al, 2019), (c) self‐awareness rehabilitation (Villalobos et al, 2020), (d) psychoeducation (Caplain et al, 2019), (e) psychotherapy (Liu et al, 2017; Schmidt et al, 2017), (f) emotional intervention including remediation of emotional perception and emotional regulation (Cicerone et al, 2019), (g) neurobehavioral intervention (Alderman & Wood, 2013; Wood et al, 2020), (h) behaviour management techniques (Wilson et al, 2003), (i) social cognition intervention (Fernandez‐Sotos et al, 2019; Yeates, 2014), (j) fatigue management (Rooney et al, 2019), (k) rehabilitation of sexual functioning (Pérez & Raja, 2018; Simpson, 1999), (l) vocational intervention (McLennan & Ludvik, 2021), and (m) intervention for caregivers (Shepherd‐Banigan et al, 2018) and/or families (Stevens et al, 2016).…”