Cognitive rehabilitation' is the term used to refer to the training given to people with brain injury to address and improve the specific mental abilities that are impaired. This is usually done to improve return to work, independence in managing daily routines, and quality of life. Review question Does cognitive rehabilitation for people with traumatic brain injury improve their return to work, independence in daily activities, community integration and quality of life? Study characteristics We included nine studies with 790 participants. Seven of the studies were conducted in the US, and one each in Australia and China. Followup (monitoring) duration in the studies ranged between two weeks and two years. Key findings Cognitive rehabilitation for adults with traumatic brain injury to improve occupational outcomes (Review)