Many studies have shown that new learning is a key problem in MS. In addition, a small pilot study, funded by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) and administered by the current PI, tested this memory retraining protocol in an MS population. Results showed that when these deficits in new learning are treated, a significant improvement is noted in memory performance. However, the impact of the memory retraining protocol on everyday functioning remains unclear. The documentation of the efficacy of memory retraining in MS, particularly on everyday functioning, could have a significant impact on symptom management and quality of life in the lives of persons with MS. As such, specific aims of the current research protocol are as follows.