Cognitive Remediation in Alcohol Disorders

Inclusion Criteria: * Patient male or female aged 18 to 60, French speaking and affiliated to the social security system * Patient with TUAL (DSM-5) at the forefront of alcohol use disorders at the time of inclusion * Patient with neuropsychological disorders objectified on BEARNI (BEARNI for Brief Evaluation of Alcohol-Related Neuropsychological Evaluation, Ritz et al., 2015 cut-off cognitive score = 13, adding a point for patients with bachelor level or lower) and confirmed at the neuropsychological checkup showing pathological performance (at least two free or total recalls of RL / RI 16 \<-1.65 and / or RBMT IGM \<-1.65 OR number of persecutory or deficit errors at MCST \<-1.65 and / or at least two BADS subtests with a score of \<or = 2 (except temporal judgment)). Evaluation (BEARNI) at least 48h after stopping benzodiazepines * Patient weaned of alcohol, that is to say between 5 and 21 days after stopping alcohol, after disappearing signs of withdrawal (Cushman score \<2) and stopping benzodiazepines * First hospitalization type day hospital (not necessarily first weaning) * Patient having been informed of the study and being able to give written informed consent. Exclusion Criteria: * Patient with severe and long-lasting neurological complications related to alcohol (Korsakoff syndrome, fetal alcohol syndrome, ...) * Patient with a disorder of severe use of another psychoactive substance according to DSM-5, except tobacco * Patient with motor or sensory deficit making cognitive remediation impossible * Patient previously included or already included in another biomedical research * Homeless patient