Table of Contents

• Introduction (Margaret Rodway and Marianne Wright)
• Part I: Social, Psychological, and Medical Dimensions
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases—An Overview (Barbara Romanowski and Gillian Piper)
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Psychosocial Parameters and Implications for Social Work Practice (Marianne Wright and Margaret Rodway)
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and Minorities: Policy Perspectives (Leon Williams and June Hopps)
• Part II: Practice Interventions
• Counselling Issues in Disclosure of Sexually Transmitted Disease (Constance Lindemann)
• Issues and Problems Confronting the Lovers, Families, and Communities Associated With Persons With AIDS (William Rowe, Gerald E. Plum, and Clarence Crossman)
• Psychosocial Dimensions of Genital Herpes: A Case Study Approach (Carole Christensen and Tatiana Kitsikis)
• Part III: Teaching
• AIDS and Social Work: Sociopsychological Training Curriculum for Human Sexuality and Related Fields of Professional Practice (Steven P. Schinke, Robert F. Schilling, Marian S. Krauskopf, Gilbert J. Botvin, and Mario A. Orlandi)
• Learning About the Psychosocial Impact of Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Teaching Strategies (John R. Moore)
• AIDS: Prevention Is the Only Vaccine Available: An AIDS Prevention Educational Program (Michael Shernoff and Luis Palacios-Jimenez)
• Part IV: Epilogue
• The Approaching Epidemic (Allan Brandt)
• Index