 Many individuals have difficulty with word retrieval, also called anomia, following cerebrovascular accident CVA. These difficulties impede effective communication in everyday conversations and can negatively impact the resumption of pre-injury activities. Even after rehabilitation specifically targeting these areas, many individuals report persistent difficulties with anomia. Additionally, most individuals report that these difficulties worsen when distracted, fatigued, or when attempting to divide attention between tasks. Given that everyday activities frequently require efficient communication when attention is divided e.g., walking and talking, it is important to investigate viable interventions to improve these skills. 