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) "Rehabilitation of the Seriously Mentally Ill" (Robert Paul Liberman and Jeremy Engel); (2) "Post-Stroke Depression" (Rajesh M. Parikh and Robert G. Robinson); (3) "Stress 'Addiction': Causes, Consequences, and Cures" (Paul J. Rosch); (4) "Visual-Perceptual Rehabilitation in Psychiatric Patients" (Frederic Flach and Melvin Kaplan); (5) "Cognitive Therapy for Depression" (Robin B. Jarrett and A. John Rush); (6) "Listening Processes in Psychotherapy and Counseling" (Fraser N. Watts); (7)"Diagnosis and Management of Substance Abuse" (Edward C. Senay); (8) "Current Developments in Group Psychotherapy" (Henry I. Spitz); (9) "Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: New Findings" (Thomas R. Insel); (10) "The Criminal Personality" (Stanton E. Samenow); (11) "Creativity and Mental Illness" (Anthony Storr); and (12) "Diagnosis and Treatment of Passive-Aggressive Personality Disorder" (Allen Frances and James Widiger). (Contains an index. Each lesson contains references.) (RJM)