During the second half of each intervention session, participants in the Enhanced Intervention condition will complete 45 minutes of computerized working memory training, adapted from the Cogmed QM program. Participants in this condition will also be asked to use the program a few times a week for 25-35 minutes between sessions,remotely on a home computer or at a computer provided at the BU Translational Research Program lab (to ensure all participants have adequate access to the program). The CogMed QM program has been shown to produce higher effect sizes than other programs including noncommercial programs developed by researchers for the purposes of their studies. It resembles a video game, and comprises several different "games" that require visuo-spatial working memory (remembering the position of objects) and a combination of verbal and visual working memory (remembering phonemes, letters, and digits). The program adapts to the user's performance. If the trainee is doing well, the to-be-remembered list will increase by one item. If the trainee is struggling, the to-be-remembered list will decrease by one item. Accordingly, trainees are able to perform at the limit of their ability, stimulating WM capacity adaptation.