Improving Cognitive Recovery in Multiple Sclerosis

Objectives The primary goal of this study is to assess the practical aspects of the research to determine whether a larger, fully-scale trial will be viable and acceptable. A feasibility decision will be reached by judging whether a suite of "Go"/"No-Go" thresholds associated with the primary outcome measures have been passed. Additionally, acceptability will be explored through qualitative analysis of participant exit interviews. The secondary goal is to explore the potential that a larger trial will show that the program helps people with MS in meaningful ways. Specifically, the study will examine whether the cognitive remediation program: 1. Helps participants meet their personal goals 2. Improves participants' cognitive function (how they think and think about thinking) 3. Improves participants' mood (specifically feelings of anxiety and depression, which are common in people with MS) 4. Helps reduce the severe fatigue that many people with MS experience 5. Affects participants' ability to carry out everyday activities, such as managing tasks at home, working, and engaging in social and leisure activities. These factors will be evaluated through assessing change in the secondary outcome measures after therapy.