BookRhoda Olkin.
Contents:
1. Rationale for Disability-Affirmative Therapy and Definitions; 2. What Do We Know about Outpatient Psychotherapy with Persons with Disabilities?; 3. A Case Example: "Sam"; 4. D-AT I: Current Disability Status-Disability Sequelae and Their Management; 5. D-AT II: Developmental History-Disability, Medical, Educational, and Advocacy; 6. D-AT III: Models of Disability; 7. D-AT IV: Context and Intersectionality-Interplay of Disability and Other Demographic Variables; 8. D-AT V: Disability Culture and Community
9. D-AT VI: Microaggressions-Experiences and Effects10. D-AT VII: Friendships and Social Interactions; 11. D-AT VIII: Affective Prescriptions and Prohibitions Imposed on People with Disabilities; 12. D-AT IX: Families and Intimate Relationships; 13. Disability-Affirmative Therapy Applied to the Case of "Sam"; Appendix: Other Works by R. Olkin; References; About the Author; Index.