Part I: The college counseling profession -- History and evolution of college counseling -- Roles and responsibilities -- College counseling through a multicultural social justice lens -- Legal and ethical issues in college counseling -- Part II: Collaborative services in college counseling -- Understanding the student affairs context -- Building collaborative campus relationships -- Outreach and preventative services -- Crisis and emergency management -- Part III: Sutdent development theory, student learning, and developmental considerations -- Understanding student development theory -- Neuro-informed college counseling -- Psychosocial theories of student development -- Cognitive and moral theories of student development -- Experiential theories of student development -- Social constructivism and identity in student development -- Part IV: Clinical issues in the college context -- Family and relationships -- Academic and career issues -- Substance use and addiction -- Stress and anxiety -- Depression and suicide -- Continuum of disordered eating in college -- Understanding and responding to self-injury -- Sexual issues and concerns -- Sexual victimization -- Index.