Career-focused counseling: Integrating culture, development, and neuroscience is a practice-oriented, research-based work that focuses on the individual consideration of clients and the application of counseling skills in career-related issues. The book examines career development and theory through the lens of counseling and addresses career questions as part of a broader spectrum of topics that clients face. The introductory chapters discuss ethical and historical aspects of the field, fundamental insights from neuroscience, as well as a comprehensive discussion on culture and diversity in career-focused counseling. Subsequent chapters cover the essential elements of career-focused counseling, including theory and assessment. Readers will learn more about leading career theories and their application, as well as counseling in K-12 settings and in the contexts of adolescence and adult life. The concluding chapters shed light on a variety of concerns in career-focused counseling and highlight the interplay between career, mental health, and modern life. The treatment of current issues, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Great Resignation, makes this book a timely and relevant resource for professionals.