The Second Decade of AIDS: A Mental Health Practice Handbook

"Well-written--clear and methodical--enabling readers to appreciate the more complex psychological factors...relevant not only to mental health professionals but also to other health care providers, social workers, and educators."--Focus.

"The Second Decade of AIDS" is a tremendous achievement...I was especially impressed with the inclusion of sections specifically addressing the psychological issues affecting people of color. -- Paul Kawata, Executive Director, National Minority AIDS Council

A remarkable book filled with practical, up-to-date information. -- Robert I DuPont, M.D., Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Georgetown Medical School

Practical, well-organized, and user-friendly, "The Second Decade of AIDS" is a great resource for professionals involved in HIV/AIDS care delivery. -- Jack B. Stein, LCSW, and Glen Fischer, Co-Directors, The Center for HIV/Substance Abuse Training, Arlington, Virginia

This book belongs on every HIV/AIDS frontliner's bookshelf. -- Vincent J. Lynch, DSW, Principal Organizer, Annual Conference on Social Work & HIV/AIDS

This book is an absolute requirement for HIV and AIDS care givers, service providers, [and] health professionals. -- Christopher Portelli, Executive Director, The National Lesbian & Gay Health Association

This is the book many of us wished for in the first decade of AIDS. -- Gil Tunnell, PhD, Director, Family Studies Program, Beth Israel Medical Center, New York City

Well-written--clear and methodical--enabling readers to appreciate the more complex psychological factors...relevant not only to mental health professionals but also to other health care providers, social workers, and educators. -- Focus