Stephen Wallace

Stephen’s article in the Guide to Overnight Summer Programs published by TeenLife Media, “Why Summer Camp Remains Relevant for Teens,” explores the value and growth opportunities uniquely offered to adolescents at summer camps across the country.  The same publication includes an article, “Why I Keep Going to Summer Camp,” authored by Charlie Nicholas, an 8th-grader […]

Stephen’s new column on LinkedIn, “Best Summer Ever,” focuses on the positive youth outcomes engendered by experiential learning at summer camp. Specifically, it focuses on Cape Cod Sea Camps, which is celebrating 95 years of camping excellence.

Stephen’s new feature article in Camping Magazine, “Tears and Rain,” focuses on a case study approach to the restorative justice model of discipline in the summer camp setting.

The editors at Psychology Today have named Stephen’s New Year column, “A Moment in Time,” an essential read. The piece discusses the urgent challenges and choices facing young people and those who love them, detailing new research and strategies.

Stephen’s January 1, 2017 column published on LinkedIn, “Love and Light,” shares compelling evidence of young people creating positive change in their families, schools, communities and socities.

Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, “A Moment in Time – Leading the way to the future for America’s Youth,” was published yesterday, January 1, 2017. It details the many challenges facing our country’s young people, challenging all adults to find answers to difficult questions.

Charlie Nicholas, the newest student member of the national advisory board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), has published an article in TeenLife Media’s Guide to Summer Programs. “Why I Keep Going to Summer Camp,” cites 6 primary outcomes of the summer camp experience that make it valuable to teens. Charlie is

Stephen’s new column, “Naughty or Nice?,” focuses on teaching young people empathy and kindness. It was published on the LinkedIn platform.

Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, “Language of Love – The season and science of loneliness,” explores feelings of despair during the holidays, and all year long, by people of all ages. It also offers some counsel on how to help.

Stephen’s new column for The Huffington Post, “Present Tense,” shares some life lessons from classic plays and movies. It features quotes from David Lawrence and Michael Lesser, M.D., senior executives at RANE (Risk Assistance Network & Exchange), a collaborator at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE).