Health

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.

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

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

Joy S. Whitman; Cynthia J. Boyd | The Therapist’s Notebook for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients | Most therapy is set up in a heterosexist context. Explore the issues facing your gay, lesbian, and bisexual clients–and how to deal with them!The The

Tamsin Wilton | Good For You | No-nonsense approach to lesbian health issues that takes a wide-ranging look at all aspects of lesbian healthcare. Provides for the groundswell of int

Committee on Lesbian Health Research Priorities; Neuroscience and Behavioral Health Program; Health Sciences Policy Program; Health Sciences Section | Lesbian Health | This book takes a frank look at the political pressures, community attitudes, and professional concerns uniquely affecting the study of lesbian health