Advocates restructuring of counseling practices to make counselors understand the needs and problems of students, inmates, ex-offenders, veterans, etc., including the addition of new courses in departments dealing with counseling on music therapy, psycho-linguistics, and the law enforcement process. (JM)

Discusses some of the basic rights of clients in the rehabilitation process, which are divided into legal and professional rights. Topics discussed include the right to services, determining eligibility or ineligibility, the right to periodic review, all-pervasive rights (such as access to client-related material), and consumer involvement. (TA)