This volume of 12 lessons--each one written by either a medical or a mental health professional--provides expert information on a variety of medical and psychological issues in rehabilitative counseling. The lessons, each of which concludes with a few multiple-choice questions, are as follows: (1) "An Update on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder" (Marion E. Wolf and Giselle S. Mosnaim); (2) "Dealing with Difficult Clients" (George A. Harris); (3) "Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, and Neglect" (Penelope Krener); (4) "The Understanding and Management of Chronic Pain" (David W. Swanson); (5) "Vocational Rehabilitation in Traumatic Brain Injury" (Robert T. Fraser); (6) "Resistance to and Fear of Change" (James F. T. Bugental and Elizabeth K. Bugental); (7) "Hope" (W. W. Meissner); (8) "The Management and Resolution of Dependency in the Depressed Client" (John A. Birtchnell); (9) "Professional Ethics for the Rehabilitation Counselor" (Daniel F. Crawford); (10) "Techniques Designed to Energize Clients Toward Self-Help" (William G. Emener); (11) "The Effective Use of Vocational Evaluation Services" (Stephen W. Thomas); and (12) "Supported Employment: An Overview for Rehabilitation Counselors" (James Schaller, Edna Mora Szymanski, and Cheryl Hanley-Maxwell). (Contains an index. Each lesson contains references.) (RJM)