LYNDSAY S. BAINES, Ph.D. is a medical sociologist and psychotherapist who implemented one of the first full time psychotherapy services for renal dialysis and transplant patients in the United Kingdom.RAHUL M. JINDAL, M.D. is a transplant surgeon at South Dakota Renal Transplant Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

• IllustrationsSeries Preface by Barbara J. TinsleyPrefaceEmotional Disorders, Psychotherapy, and Organ TransplantationMedical Noncompliance:A Psychosocial PerspectiveLoss, Bereavement, and Grief in Recipients of Kidney Transplants and DialysisAnxiety in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsBody Image, Phobic States, and Concept of Mind-Body in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsIntegration of the Newly Acquired Organ and the Reconciliation of Any Newly Emerging Personality TraitsGender Difference, Femininity, and Homosexuality in Renal Disease and TransplantationRenal Disease and Eating DisordersAlcohol Abuse among Dialysis and Transplant PatientsRace, Ethnicity, and Culture in Renal Failure and Kidney TransplantationLive Organ Donation and the PsychotherapistConclusionIndex

LYNDSAY S. BAINES, Ph.D. is a medical sociologist and psychotherapist who implemented one of the first full time psychotherapy services for renal dialysis and transplant patients in the United Kingdom.RAHUL M. JINDAL, M.D. is a transplant surgeon at South Dakota Renal Transplant Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

• IllustrationsSeries Preface by Barbara J. TinsleyPrefaceEmotional Disorders, Psychotherapy, and Organ TransplantationMedical Noncompliance:A Psychosocial PerspectiveLoss, Bereavement, and Grief in Recipients of Kidney Transplants and DialysisAnxiety in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsBody Image, Phobic States, and Concept of Mind-Body in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsIntegration of the Newly Acquired Organ and the Reconciliation of Any Newly Emerging Personality TraitsGender Difference, Femininity, and Homosexuality in Renal Disease and TransplantationRenal Disease and Eating DisordersAlcohol Abuse among Dialysis and Transplant PatientsRace, Ethnicity, and Culture in Renal Failure and Kidney TransplantationLive Organ Donation and the PsychotherapistConclusionIndex

LYNDSAY S. BAINES, Ph.D. is a medical sociologist and psychotherapist who implemented one of the first full time psychotherapy services for renal dialysis and transplant patients in the United Kingdom.RAHUL M. JINDAL, M.D. is a transplant surgeon at South Dakota Renal Transplant Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

• IllustrationsSeries Preface by Barbara J. TinsleyPrefaceEmotional Disorders, Psychotherapy, and Organ TransplantationMedical Noncompliance:A Psychosocial PerspectiveLoss, Bereavement, and Grief in Recipients of Kidney Transplants and DialysisAnxiety in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsBody Image, Phobic States, and Concept of Mind-Body in Patients with Renal Disease and TransplantsIntegration of the Newly Acquired Organ and the Reconciliation of Any Newly Emerging Personality TraitsGender Difference, Femininity, and Homosexuality in Renal Disease and TransplantationRenal Disease and Eating DisordersAlcohol Abuse among Dialysis and Transplant PatientsRace, Ethnicity, and Culture in Renal Failure and Kidney TransplantationLive Organ Donation and the PsychotherapistConclusionIndex