A group of professionals, survivors of brain injury, and family members met to achieve consensus on a number of issues in neuropsychological rehabilitation. These included the definition of neuropsychological rehabilitation, the role and value of cognitive rehabilitation within neuropsychological rehabilitation, neuropsychological evaluation as a predictor of vocational success, enhancing functional evaluation to aid in vocational planning, and identifying factors that affect quality of life. Summaries of these consensus discussions and future considerations for the field are presented.