College counselors brace for mental health crisis like no other

Several schools soon will see record-breaking numbers of incoming freshmen arriving amid a deepening youth mental health crisis catalyzed by the pandemic. Many of them spent most of high school virtually and at home with their families, reeling from the bombardment on social media of news of gun violence, school shootings and political and racial divisiveness.

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