"The Advisory Board recommends that NCMRR initiate and coordinate studies of the effectiveness of medical rehabilitation interventions…using new and precise quantitative measurements of impairment, including functional and societal limitations and disability, with particular emphasis on disability and societal limitations." The current proposal directly addresses this recommendation of the NCMRR Advisory Board. It is designed to (1) replicate our pilot study with larger sample sizes (2) expand our assessment measures to better assess individuals with mild cognitive impairments, thus testing the effectiveness of the intervention within this important subpopulation (3) assess the effectiveness of the intervention utilizing more global measures of everyday life, including an objective measure (the Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test), which has preliminary support through our pilot study, as well as additional questionnaires to be completed by both the participant and a significant other (4) evaluate the long-term effects of the treatment protocol and (5) examine the utility of booster sessions to facilitate long-term treatment effects.