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Book Review: Behind the Family Mask: Therapeutic Change in Rigid Family Systems

addresses case management and the elderly. A detailed discussion of attitudes toward older persons and the impact of "ageism" on case managers and support staff, and on their professional orientations, is missing in the discourse on practice, training, education, and supervision. Case illustrations would not only have enhanced the teaching potential of the book; they would also have given it a more human touch. A major deficiency is the lack of a bibliography (in contrast to a reference to the information base for this book). Despite these shortcomings, the authors should be commended for this pioneer effort. They have made a significant contribution to gerontological and social work literature.