Cristiane Souza is a Health Psychologist (OPP, nº 28326) with vast experience (17 years) in neuropsychological assessment and intervention in clinical, community, teaching, and research contexts. During her undergraduate studies in Psychology (2007), she had extensive practical training in Neuropsychology at the Cognitive (Re)Habilitation Program (Faculdade Ruy Barbosa, Brazil, 2005-2007). In her master’s in Cognitive Science (University of Lisbon; 2015) and PhD in Psychology (Iscte; 2023), she explored memory patterns of neurodivergent and older people. She engaged in advanced training in Neuroscience techniques and research methods in international institutions (e.g., UCL, Max Planck, RPTU, UPorto). She has extensive experience teaching neuropsychology-related topics both in Brazil (e.g., psychological assessment instruments) and in Portugal (e.g., neuropsychology and psychophysiology). Her track record also includes several publications in the field, collaboration with various cognitive- and health-related projects with relevant research partners, as well as the coordination of a competitive research project (la Caixa funded) for developing a remote tool for assessing cognitive health in aging.