This volume of 12 lessons--each 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: (1) "Geriatric Alcoholism: Identification and Elder-Specific Treatment" (Jayne Reinhardt and George Fulop); (2) "Approaching Employers About the Americans with Disabilities Act" (Marilyn T. Oakes and Barry L. Oakes); (3) "Perspectives on Chronic Pain: Assessment and Treatment" (Dennis C. Turk); (4) "Aggression Replacement Training in Children and Adolescents" (Barry Glick); (5) "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Perspectives on Evaluation and Treatment" (Mark A. Demitrack); (6) "Counseling Dual Diagnosis Clients: Issues and Interventions" (Emil Chiauzzi); (7) "An Update on Computer Applications in Rehabilitation Counseling" (Donald A. Kates, Fong Chan, and Chow S. Lam); (8) "A Rational-Emotive Approach to Anger Management" (Windy Dryden and Jack Gordon); (9) "Alleviating Symptoms of Depression" (Mary Ellen Copeland); (10) "Placement Practices and Labor Markets for Clients with Disabilities" (David Vandergoot); (11) "Empowerment of Older Disabled Persons: A Rehabilitation Imperative" (Jane E. Myers); (12) "Work Hardening: A Dynamic Process" (Rock Weldon and Gary L. Sigmon). Contains an index. Each lesson contains references. (BF)