Allison R. Webel RN, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University.

Kate Lorig, DrPH, is director and professor emerita at Stanford University School of Medicine's Patient Education Research Center.

Diana Laurent, MPH, is a health educator and trainer at Stanford Patient Education Research Center.

Virginia Gonzalez, MPH, is a health educator and study coordinator at Stanford University School of Medicine's Patient Education Research Centre.

Virginia Gonzalez, MPH, is a health educator and study coordinator at Stanford University School of Medicine's Patient Education Research Centre.

Allen L. Gifford, MD, is Professor of Public Health and Medicine at Boston University, acting director of the Department of Veteran Affairs Center for Healthcare Organization and Implementation Research.

David T. Sobel, M. Ed., author of Wild Play: Parenting Adventures in the Great Outdoors (Green Writers Press, 2018), is senior faculty in the Education Department of Antioch New England University in Keene, New Hampshire. He consults and speaks widely on environmental education and child development and is the author of seven other books, including Nature Preschools and Forest Kindergartens: The Handbook for Outdoor Learning, Childhood and Nature: Design Principles for Educators, Place-based Education: Connecting Classrooms and Communities, and Beyond Ecophobia: Reclaiming the Heart in Nature Education. He has also written many articles about children and nature that have appeared in Orion, Encounter, Sierra, Sanctuary, Wondertime, Green Teacher, and other publications. He has served on the editorial boards of Encounter, Orion, and Community Works Journal, for which he writes a regular column. Sobel was identified as one of the &

Marian Minor, PT, PhD, is professor emerita at the University of Missouri, Department of Physical Therapy.

"Living a Healthy Life with HIV...gets a permanent place of prominence on my bookshelf. If you are living with HIV, it should be on yours also." -- Hank Trout, A&U Magazine

"What continues to set this book above the fray is its emphasis on self-management, and its authors’ affirmation that a person with HIV must and can take control of his or her own illness and treatment." -- Patricia Gale, Blogcritics

"This is an essential guide that will allow long and healthy survival despite HIV; something we only imagined when this epidemic began. Highly recommended!” -- Paul Volberding, MD, UCSF Department of Medicine, Director of the UCSF AIDS Research Institute

"An excellent resource for patients as they, navigate living with HIV." -- Jason E Farley, PhD, MPH, NP, FAAN, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing

"The perspective of self-empowerment provided by this book will be helpful for people living with HIV." -- Kenneth Mayer M.D., Infectious Disease Attending & Director of HIV Prevention Research, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

"Everyone working in the HIV community, advocates, counselors, CBO’s (Community Based Organizations) Church outreach ministries all need this book as a reference in working with men women and children living with this virus. Also the same people need to make it available to their HIV people, not just for saving lives but to give quality of live with dignity to all those impacted by the HIV virus." -- Father Joseph I O’Brien, O.P., Executive Director, Saint Therese Center HIV Outreach, Las Vegas NV

“A cross between a self-help motivational discourse and an easy-to-follow health manual, this book offers invaluable advice” -- Publishers Weekly

“The focus is not on what is wrong, but on how to keep things as right as possible” -- Library Journal

"When I was first diagnosed as having AIDS all I thought that was left for me to do, is go home and die.In discovering the book Living Well with HIV through a class offered by Stanford University I discovered there was LIFE to be had for the sharing and taking care of myself... I plan to share it with my mother and other members of my family as well!" -- David, HIV+ since 2005

"This book gives you information on how to make changes to things you may want to change about yourself by using an Action Plan. It also helps you problem solve. Living a Healthy Life With HIV is helping me be a better self." -- Robert, AIDS for 20+ years

"This book has taught me that these days having HIV is similar to having any other chronic condition and with the right combination of medications and self-management tools one can lead a healthy and fulfilling life.  For me personally, this book ‘normalises’ living with HIV and it has helped me to stop worrying about the stigma associated with living with HIV and to get on with my life. By following the advice in the book I have found that I have increased energy levels, I am getting a better nights’ sleep and feel in control of living with HIV. It has improved my confidence and self-esteem and I now have a better relationship with my doctor, putting me in control of my health." -- Richard, recently diagnosed HIV+