Foundations of Rehabilitation Counseling with Persons Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

FOREWORD – Carl R. Augusto
PREFACE – Charles H. Crawford
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE CONTRIBUTORS

PART ONE – Vision and Visual Impairment: An Overview
• CHAPTER 1 An Overview of Blindness and Visual Impairment – Larry R. Dickerson, Pat Bussen Smith, and J. Elton Moore
• CHAPTER 2 The Visual System: Anatomy, Physiology, and Visual Impairment – Marjorie E. Ward with Samuel B. Johnson
• CHAPTER 3. Congenital and Adventitious Blindness – Richard L. Welsh and Dean W. Tuttle
• CHAPTER 4 Low Vision and Low Vision Devices – Kathleen E. Fraser

PART TWO – Assessment
• CHAPTER 5 Medical Assessment – William H. Graves and Connie S. McCaa
• CHAPTER 6 Vocational and Psychological Assessments – Lynn W. McBroom, Steve Shindell, and Randal R. Elston
• CHAPTER 7 Demographic and Cultural Considerations in Rehabilitation – Priscilla A. Rogers, Sue A. Schmitt, and Geraldine T. Scholl
• CHAPTER 8 People with Multiple Disabilities – Sharon Zell Sacks, Stephen S. Barrett, and Michael D. Orlansky
PART THREE – Rehabilitation Services and Resources
• CHAPTER 9 The Rehabilitation Team – Lynne Luxton, Anna Bradfield, B. J. Maxson, and B. C. Starkson
• CHAPTER 10 Service Systems and Resources – J. Elton Moore, Kathleen Mary Huebner, and John H. Maxson
• CHAPTER 11 Counseling and Career Development Interventions – Gerald Miller and William H. Graves
• CHAPTER 12 Placement Readiness and Supported Employment – Karen E. Wolffe, Sharon Zell Sacks, and Michael D. Orlansky
• CHAPTER 13 Employer Relations: Job Development, Job Retention, and Job Accommodation – Don Harkins and Jeffrey J. Moyer

REFERENCES
APPENDIXES
GLOSSARY
RESOURCES
INDEX

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