Julie Barbera, Justin Deckert, Pierce Keegan and Stephen Wallace have published a new feature article, Change Agents – Social Entrepreneurship and the Summer Camp Experience in the May/June staff training edition of Camping Magazine.
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Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, Shattered – Impaired driving by millions of teens contributes to crash deaths, shares startling new data from SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) and Liberty Mutual Insurance.
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Thursday’s edition USA Today features new teen driving data from SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) and Liberty Mutual Insurance revealing that nearly one-quarter of teens admit to driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana and other drugs.
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by Stephen Gray Wallace, M.S. Ed. Since 9/11, Americans have become accustomed to a fundamentally, or structurally, different way of life. Armed patrols in our offices, airports, harbors, skies and schools now seem a small price to pay for the freedom they oddly protect. When they protect. The 4/15 Boston bombings are a realistic reminder
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On Tuesday, April 8th the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) at Susquehanna University announced a new educational alliance with the American Camp Association (ACA).
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On Saturday, April 6th Stephen addressed parents of accepted students at Susquehanna University’s annual Accepted Students Day. His remarks focused on transition to college and highlight new data from SU’s Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE). Following his remarks, Stephen greeted families and signed copies of his book Reality Gap.
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On Wednesday, April 3rd Stephen addressed the Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Rotary Club. He discussed current rates of youth risk behavior (including new research from SADD and Liberty Mutual Insurance) and the role of the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) at Susquehanna University in inspiring family communication about decision-making.
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Stephen was in Los Angeles, CA this morning to tape interviews for the soon-to-be-launched website, kidsinthehouse.com. Stephen’s segments will be a part of 7,000 parenting videos from 350 experts, doctors and parents offering advice on raising children and teens. In his videos, Stephen covered a broad array of subjects, such as character development and youth decision-making
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In Let’s Be Friends: A Paradoxical Approach to Bullying Prevention, Stephen discusses a new model of discouraging hurtful bullying-spectrum behaviors by encouraging social and friendship skills. It is based on a curriculum he developed at Cape Cod Sea Camps.
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Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, A Time Too Short – Helping Youth With Loss and Grief, provides information for parents and other caring adults to help young people who have lost a peer (or a parent) and includes links to a number of important resources.
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