Ana Filipa Dias Oliveira holds a PhD in Psychology (2026) and an MSc in Health Psychology and Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (2017), both from the University of Aveiro, Portugal. Her research lies at the intersection of neuropsychology, psycho-oncology, and digital health, with a particular focus on the assessment and rehabilitation of cancer-related cognitive impairment. Her expertise includes psychometric validation, cultural adaptation and development of cognitive rehabilitation interventions, user-centred design, usability evaluation, and research on intervention acceptability, feasibility, and implementation. She is an Invited Assistant at Lusófona University – Porto University Centre, where she teaches in the Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and the Master’s Degree in Clinical Neuropsychology. She is also an integrated researcher at RISE-Health – Health Research Network, within Thematic Line 7 (Community Care and Prevention) and the Healthy Ageing research group. Her work seeks to translate scientific evidence into accessible, evidence-based, and person-centred (neuro)psychological services, including digitally delivered assessment and intervention approaches. She is a registered psychologist with clinical experience in neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation and a certified trainer. She is also involved in the supervision and co-supervision of undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students and actively participates in national and international scientific networks. Ana Filipa Oliveira is Vice-President of the Scientific Board of the Portuguese Academy of Psycho-Oncology (2025–2027) and a member of several scientific and professional associations, including the Portuguese Society of Neuropsychology.