Part I: Counseling Diverse Populations

1. Introduction

2. Oppression of People with Disabilities: Past and Present

3. Oppression of Elders: Past and Present

4. Oppression of Women: Past and Present

5. Oppression Gay Men and Lesbian Women: Past and Present

Part II: The Client with a Disability

6. Independence Among People with Disabilities: A Heuristic Model-Margaret A. Nosek and Marcus J. Fuhrer

7. Lifestyle Planning: Considerations for Use with People with Disabilites- Daniel E. Steere, Susan P. Gregory, Robert W. Heiny, and John Butterworth, Jr.

8. Rehabilitation Counselors as Providers: The Issue of Sexuality -Pamela S. Boyle

Part III: The Eldery Client

9. Prevention Activities for Older Adults: Social Structures and Personal Competenices That Maintain Useful Social Roles - Kenneth Heller

10. Martial Therapy with Later Life Couples - Sara Honn Qualls, Ph.D.

11. What Counselors Need to Know About Aging and Sexuality

Part IV: The Female Client

12. The Division 17 Principles Concerning the Counseling/Psychotherapy of Women: Rational and Implementation - Louise F. Fitzgeraldand Roberta Nutt

13. Feminist Identity Development: Implications for Feminist Therapy with Women - Kathleen McNamara and Kathryn M. Rickard

14. Feminist and Nonsexist Counseling: Implications for the Male Counselor

Part V: The Gay Client

15. Issues in Psychotherapy with Lesbians and Gay Men: A Survey of Psychologists - Linda Garnets, Kristen A. Hancock, Susan D. Cochran, Jacqueline Goodchilds, and Leitia Anne Peplau

16. Affirmative Psychotherapy for Lesbian Women - Christine Browning, Amy L. Reynolds, and Sari H. Dworkin

17. Affirmative Psychotherapy for Gay Men - Joseph W. Shannon and William J. Woods

Part VI: Implications

18. Diversity Imperatives for Counseling Practice, Counselor Training, and Counseling Research