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A Pilot Study of a Strategy and Computer-based Intervention to Enhance Daily Cognitive Functioning After Stroke
This is an initial pilot study to test feasibility, participant engagement and satisfaction, and clinical and neurobiological target engagement of a behavioral treatment called "ASCEND" that combines computer-based cognitive training and coaching of cognitive strategies to improve daily cognitive functioning in individuals with stroke.
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