Stephen Wallace

Stephen’s new column for kidsinthehouse.com, “In the Ballpark of Perfect – Expectations of Parenting and Parents,” looks at the often unrealistic parents place on themselves. It is based on the new book, “Love That Boy – What Two Presidents, Eight Road Trips, and My Son Taught Me About a Parent’s Expectations” by the National Journal’s […]

Stephen’s new column for The Huffington Post, “Being Jordan Spieth,” offers up some life lessons for youth based on Sunday’s Masters Tournament outcome. It includes a quote from high school student-athlete Briggs Wright, a golfer and member of the teen leadership program at Cape Cod Sea Camps.

Stephen’s latest column for Psychology Today, “Love Actually – Parenting in the age of expectations,” cites a new book being released today by Penguin Random House. “Love That Boy,” authored by the National Journal’s Ron Fourier, is an insightful must-read for all parents.

Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, “The Hubris of Owen Labrie – Sex, lies and lessons to be learned,” discusses sexual coercion and aggression among young males.

Stephen’s new column in The Huffington Post, “Dancing in the Dark,” discusses depression and suicide among high school and college students as well as the stigma that continues to contribute to often-tragic outcomes.

Stephen contributed to a new book by the National Journal’s Ron Fournier. “Love That Boy – What Two Presidents, Eight Road Trips, and My Son Taught Me About a Parent’s Expectations” will be in stores on April 12. Better yet, it can be pre-ordered online. Stephen’s blurb for the book, which appears in the opening

Stephen provides some insights on teen sleep issues in a new syndicated column, A+ Advice for Parents, by Leanna Landsmann.

Stephen and high school freshman Robert Wright, a member of the teen leadership program at Cape Cod Sea Camps, have published a piece on identity formation. Who I Am – Identity and adolescence appears on PsychologyToday.com. Share

Stephen and high school junior Charlton McArdle, a student member of the National Advisory Board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), have published a piece on the powerful role that grandparents can play in the lives of their children’s children. A Matter of Mentors appears on kidsinthehouse.com, a CARE collaborator.

Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, Let the Kids Sleep – School, sports, sleep and the survival of the fittest looks at the role of lack of sleep among high school students as well as stress related to the college admissions process. It includes a quote from Michael Lesser, M.D. of RANE (Risk Assistance Network