Meirav Rosenfeld

1 month ago | journals.sagepub.com | Yael Goverover |John DeLuca |Joan Toglia |Meirav Rosenfeld

Introduction Cognitive dysfunction in persons with multiple sclerosis (MS),1 particularly learning and memory,1,2 limits activities of daily living (ADL),3 employment, and participation.4,5 Therefore, cognitive treatment is crucial for individuals with MS who are dealing with cognitive challenges.6 There are several cognitive intervention trials aimed at improving specific cognitive skills affected by MS, such as processing speed,7 working memory,8 and episodic memory.9 Many of these...