“…Fourteen of those reviews demonstrated effectiveness (Bogdanova et al, 2016;Cicerone et al, 2005;Cicerone et al, 2011;Elliott and Parente, 2014;Fritz, Cheek, and Nichols-Larsen, 2015;Hallock et al, 2016;Kennedy et al, 2008;Lambez and Vakil, 2021;Little, Byrne, and Coetzer, 2021;O'Neil-Pirozzi, Kennedy, and Sohlberg, 2016;Park, Maitra, and Martinez, 2015;Radomski et al, 2016;Rodríguez-Rajo et al, 2018;Rohling et al, 2009), and two demonstrated no effect Virk et al, 2015). Additionally, three reviews had mixed findings (Cicerone et al, 2019;Roitsch et al, 2019;Steel, Elbourn, and Togher, 2021), and four characterized the evidence as uncertain (Ali, Viczko, and Smart, 2020;Brassel et al, 2021;Geraldo et al, 2018;Schrijnemaekers et al, 2014). Two systematic reviews assessed the effect of behavioral rehabilitation on cognitive outcomes, demonstrating effectiveness in the general adult population (Little, Byrne, and Coetzer, 2021) and uncertain conclusions in populations restricted to veterans (Wilson et al, 2016).…”