Belleville S, et al. - Physicians evaluated the effect of memory training on the cognitive functioning of persons with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and its durability. Furthermore, they aimed to assess whether this effect generalizes to daily life and whether positive effects could be obtained from psychosocial intervention. Improvement in the memory of persons with amnestic MCI was observed with cognitive training. The effect persisted over a 6-month period, and learned strategies were used in everyday life. Cognitive training was found to be a valid way to promote cognition in MCI.