Following the cognitive and functional assessments, clients and their relatives will receive 16 individual-family sessions (14 weekly sessions and 2 bi-weekly sessions—However, timing of sessions may vary a bit to accommodate schedules of participants. We will aim to complete the counseling sessions within 18-22 weeks), and 6 sessions of a monthly, multifamily group (3-4 sessions will be concurrent with individual sessions, and 2-3 sessions will serve as maintenance groups following the completion of the main, individual-family intervention). The individual sessions in the FCA program will include: 1) general psychoeducation about illness symptoms and cognitive deficits associated with schizophrenia (about 4 sessions), 2) a feedback session presenting the results of the cognitive and functional assessment, and identification of functional targets for the intervention, and 3) completion of 2-3 modules targeting specific deficits in adaptive functioning that were identified during the evaluation. Most sessions will be conducted at the clinic where the client receives psychiatric treatment, but 3-4 home visits will also be conducted to facilitate modification of the home environment and generalization of compensatory skills. Sessions will include the client and at least one family member who lives with the client. The principal investigator will serve as a clinician for this program along with a co-leader, and they will serve as members of the client's clinical team.