With the growth of neuropalliative care as a rapidly-emerging subspecialty in neurology, it is essential that clinicians develop core skills to offer high-quality, patient-centred care. This book captures the essence of palliative care in Neurology, highlighting abundant opportunities to incorporate key principles into patients' management plans. Through a pragmatic, case-based format with suggested references for readers to expand their knowledge on a range of topics, this guide explores didactic opportunities. From patients facing challenging end-of-life decisions, families struggling to determine the treatment intensities, to clinicians leading difficult conversations, these cases are straightforward and relatable. Demonstrating the breadth of palliative care opportunities occurring on the spectrum of neurologic disease, this essential toolkit supports clinicians at all levels, providing assistance for patients who have chronic, progressive, or terminal neurologic diseases. Compelling and thought-provoking, this guide highlights the many opportunities to ease suffering and to improve quality of life. This guide delivers problem-based scenarios in neuropalliative care; improving quality of life for patients with neurologic diseases. Maisha T. Robinson earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from Princeton University and her medical degree from Tufts University, Massachusetts. She completed neurology training at Mayo Clinic. Impacted by patients with chronic and terminal neurologic diseases, she pursued a palliative medicine fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering. She was awarded a postdoctoral fellowship in health services and health policy research through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she earned a master of science in health policy and management. She currently serves as the Medical Director of Palliative Medicine and she leads a Neuropalliative Care Program at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville.