Descriptive statistics will be used to detail recruitment/retention rate, fidelity rate, and the baseline demographic and clinical characteristics for the total sample and each group. For each caregiver and patient outcome measure, descriptive statistics will be calculated at baseline and at each follow-up. Plots of the individual trajectories (within-person scores over time) will be used to identify the pattern(s) of change over time, and assess between-person variability in baseline values (intercepts) and trajectories (slopes).Hierarchical mixed-effects models will be used to delineate and summarize trends and relationships in the data while nesting for dyads. This pilot study will focus on estimating effective size for WLSCC rather than statistical significance testing dues to the exploratory nature of the pilot study. When statistical testing is conducted, non-directional tests will be performed with level of significance set at 0.10.