Robert Iansek and Meg Morris’ Rehabilitation in Movement Disorders is a welcome addition to the neurorehabilitation literature. It provides evidence-based guidelines for neurorehabilitation strategies, an understanding of outcomes, and insight into a multifaceted approach for the management of disabling neurodegenerative diseases. Pharmacological treatment is effective in the symptomatic management of several conditions, such as Parkinson disease, essential tremors, and neuropsychiatric problems in Huntington disease. Nevertheless, patients, families, and neurologists still must grapple with the challenge of minimizing the disability and improving quality of life in the setting of progressive neurological impairment for which there is no cure. Hence, there is the need for a multifaceted approach of care that combines the expertise of several disciplines and that puts greater emphasis on each individual patient’s goals and preferences. Neurologists are called to be at the helm of such an interdisciplinary approach to patient care. Rehabilitation in Movement Disorders addresses this need.