This volume of 12 lessons provides expert information on a variety of medical and psychological issues in rehabilitative counseling. The lessons, which may be applied toward continuing education credits, are: (1) "Integration of Psychiatric Treatment and Rehabilitation" (Jeanne Steiner, Larry Davidson, Michael A. Hoge, and Selby Jacobs); (2) "Addressing the Needs of Clients with Traumatic Injury and Alcoholism" (Charles H. Bombardier); (3) "Recent Developments in Genetic Testing and the Rehabilitation Counselor" (Joseph E. Havranek); (4) "Substance Abuse Treatment for Pregnant and Parenting Women" (Rivka Greenberg, Judith Fry McComish, and Jennifer Kent-Bryant); (5) "Ethical Issue Considerations Working with Multiple Rehabilitation Disciplines" (Irmo Marini and Bruce Reed); (6)"The Psychological Impact on Survivors of Extraordinary, Stressful, and Traumatic Events: Principles and Practices in Critical Incident Response for Rehabilitation Counselors" (Mark A. Stebnicki); (7) "Problem Gambling: The Addiction of the New Millennium" (Brian T. McMahon and Carolyn E. Danczyk-Hawley); (8) "The Vocational Expert: Qualifying and Methodological Approaches to Earning-Capacity Evaluations" (Rodney N. Isom); (9) "Latino Culture and Mental Health in the USA" (Renato Alarcon); (10) "Developing the Case Management Relationship with Seriously Ill Homeless Individuals" (Matthew J. Chinman, Peggy Bailey, Jennifer Frey, and Michael Rowe); (11) "Meeting the Psychosocial Needs of Burn Survivors and Their Families" (Shelley A. Wiechman and David R. Patterson); (12) "Promoting Adaptive Goal-Seeking Strategies in Consumers with Borderline and Related Personality Disorders" (Alan Davis). Each lesson contains references. (GCP)