Jeffrey A. Hayes is Professor of Education and Psychology, Pennsylvania State University, USA. Dr. Hayes is a licensed psychologist and has provided psychotherapy to adults, including college students, for more than 30 years.

• Chapter 1. The Current Scene in College Student Mental HealthChapter 2. How Do We Know What We Know About College Student Mental Health?Chapter 3. How do First-year Students Become Young Adults? Theories of College Student Development Chapter 4. Depression and Suicide Among College Students Chapter 5. Worried Sick: Anxiety and Stress Among College Students Chapter 6. High Times: College Students’ Substance Use, Misuse and Abuse Chapter 7. Eating and Sleeping: The Basics - or are They? Chapter 8. College Students’ Academic and Career Success Chapter 9. College Students’ Relationships and their Psychological Wellbeing Chapter 10. Flourishing and Thriving: Optimal Mental Health

Drawing on recent mental health data collected from over two million college students, as well as decades of well-established scholarship in diverse disciplines, Dr. Hayes deepens our understanding of college student mental health, the well-documented increase in psychological distress on our campuses, and factors associated with both distress and well-being. The author is widely published in the field of mental health and psychotherapy, and has taught and provided psychotherapy to adults and college students for over 30 years. This book will benefit faculty members, college mental health clinicians, supervisors, trainees and student affairs professionals who seek to understand and meet the needs of a diverse college student population navigating an increasingly complex world.

Jeffrey A. Hayes is Professor of Education and Psychology, Pennsylvania State University, USA. Dr. Hayes is a licensed psychologist and has provided psychotherapy to adults, including college students, for more than 30 years.

• Chapter 1. The Current Scene in College Student Mental HealthChapter 2. How Do We Know What We Know About College Student Mental Health?Chapter 3. How do First-year Students Become Young Adults? Theories of College Student Development Chapter 4. Depression and Suicide Among College Students Chapter 5. Worried Sick: Anxiety and Stress Among College Students Chapter 6. High Times: College Students’ Substance Use, Misuse and Abuse Chapter 7. Eating and Sleeping: The Basics - or are They? Chapter 8. College Students’ Academic and Career Success Chapter 9. College Students’ Relationships and their Psychological Wellbeing Chapter 10. Flourishing and Thriving: Optimal Mental Health

Drawing on recent mental health data collected from over two million college students, as well as decades of well-established scholarship in diverse disciplines, Dr. Hayes deepens our understanding of college student mental health, the well-documented increase in psychological distress on our campuses, and factors associated with both distress and well-being. The author is widely published in the field of mental health and psychotherapy, and has taught and provided psychotherapy to adults and college students for over 30 years. This book will benefit faculty members, college mental health clinicians, supervisors, trainees and student affairs professionals who seek to understand and meet the needs of a diverse college student population navigating an increasingly complex world.

Jeffrey A. Hayes is Professor of Education and Psychology, Pennsylvania State University, USA. Dr. Hayes is a licensed psychologist and has provided psychotherapy to adults, including college students, for more than 30 years.

• Chapter 1. The Current Scene in College Student Mental HealthChapter 2. How Do We Know What We Know About College Student Mental Health?Chapter 3. How do First-year Students Become Young Adults? Theories of College Student Development Chapter 4. Depression and Suicide Among College Students Chapter 5. Worried Sick: Anxiety and Stress Among College Students Chapter 6. High Times: College Students’ Substance Use, Misuse and Abuse Chapter 7. Eating and Sleeping: The Basics - or are They? Chapter 8. College Students’ Academic and Career Success Chapter 9. College Students’ Relationships and their Psychological Wellbeing Chapter 10. Flourishing and Thriving: Optimal Mental Health

Drawing on recent mental health data collected from over two million college students, as well as decades of well-established scholarship in diverse disciplines, Dr. Hayes deepens our understanding of college student mental health, the well-documented increase in psychological distress on our campuses, and factors associated with both distress and well-being. The author is widely published in the field of mental health and psychotherapy, and has taught and provided psychotherapy to adults and college students for over 30 years. This book will benefit faculty members, college mental health clinicians, supervisors, trainees and student affairs professionals who seek to understand and meet the needs of a diverse college student population navigating an increasingly complex world.