Jaime A. Seba | Gays and Mental Health: Fighting Depression, Saying No to Suicide | Explores homosexuality in places outside the United States.
Thousands of LGBT people feel misunderstood and trapped in a world of people who
Christy M. Ponticelli | Gateways to Improving Lesbian Health and Health Care: Opening Doors | An interdisciplinary book that creates a space for traditionally oppressed voices to speak, Gateways to Improving Lesbian Health and Health Care explo
Caitlin C. Ryan; Donna Futterman | Lesbian and Gay Youth | This is the first hands-on guide for providing health and mental health care to lesbian and gay youth and young adults. Although it focuses on adolesc
Cuca Hepburn | Alive and Well | ‘Information on the health concerns of Lesbians has been scarce,’ and this book aimed to fill some of the void.
Tarynn M. Witten; A. Evan Eyler | Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Aging | The graying of the U.S. population draws increasing focus to historically unattended segments of society, including sexual and gender minorities. In t
Jack Drescher; Jeffrey R. Guss | Addictions in the Gay and Lesbian Community | Using approaches ranging from Jungian analysis to cognitive therapy to twelve-step programs, the researchers and clinicians represented here share the
Jeffrey R. Guss; Jack Drescher | Addictions in the Gay and Lesbian Community | Using approaches ranging from Jungian analysis to cognitive therapy to twelve-step programs, the researchers and clinicians represented here share the
Allen M. Omoto ; Howard S. Kurtzman | Sexual Orientation And Mental Health | Examines depression, substance abuse, race, the role of religious beliefs, and identity in the lives of gay men, lesbians, and bisexual people.
Phyllis Chesler Ph.D. | Women and Madness | Feminist icon Chesler’s pioneering work–2.5 million copies sold–revised and updated for the first time in thirty years. This definitive book was the
Suzanne L. Dibble; Patricia A. Robertson | Lesbian Health 101 | In 1999, lesbians were identified as an underserved minority by the Institute of Medicine. Some health issues for lesbians are different from those of