“…This allows more efficient use of residual skills and compensates for deficits rather than pursuing restoration as a goal (Kapur, 1995;Berg, Koning-Haanstra, & Deelman, 1991;Glisky, 1995;Sohlberg & Mateer, 1989;Wilson, 1991Wilson, , 1995aWilson, , 1995b. However, internal mnemonics, including the use of visual imagery and verbal strategies, tend not to be maintained or to generalise outside rehabilitation environments, particularly in people with severe memory problems (Richardson, 1995;Goldstein et al, 1985;Wilson, 1981). The strategies are also frequently difficult to learn and overload residual cognitive capacities (Cermak, 1975).…”