This volume of 12 lessons--each one written by either a medical or 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) "Behavioral Techniques for Treatment of Obesity" (S. C. Sitton); (2) "Evaluating the Adolescent Substance Abuser" (R. J. A. Stowell); (3) "A Constructive Developmental Perspective on Career Counseling" (G. McAuliffe); (4) "Preparing Rehabilitation Counselors to Deal with Ethicalcal Dilemmas" (C. Rollins); (5) "Teaching Self-Help to Vocational Rehabilitation Clients" (F. E. Balcazar and C. B. Keys); (6) "Treatment of Depression and the Restoration of Work Capacity" (J. Mintz, L. I. Mintz, M. J. Robertson, R. P. Liberman, and S. M. Glynn); (7) "Counseling the Learning-Disabled Client" (T. P. Byrne); (8) "Neuropsychological Assessment for Persons with Sensory Impairments" (L. M. Kaskel); (9) "Chronic Disease: Characteristics and Psychosocial Interventions" (S. E. Robinson); (10) "Counseling Long-Term Survivors of HIV/AIDS" (R. H. Remien and G. J. Wagner); (11) "Low Back Pain Case Management: An Approach for Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors" (S. J. Scheer); and (12) "Sports and Exercise Programs for Persons with Physical Disabilities" (B. Hedrick). Contains an index and each lesson contains references. (RJM)