Stephen Wallace

Stephen’s new LinkedIn article, “Where There’s a Will,” looks at camps that found a way to operate in 2020 as well as those most likely to survive the pandemic.

Stephen’s new Psychology Today article, “A Long Way From Anywhere,” discusses the difficulties first year college students face amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.

Stephen’s new article for Psychology Today, “In a Box Labeled Summer,” discusses today’s transition to fall, Seasonal Affective Disorder, and many of the things we love about summer.

Stephen’s podcast for CampWire addresses how summer camp experiences enhance youth mental health and discusses the power of “relational” vs. “transactional” approaches of camp directors and counselors. Stephen also speaks to his new book, IMPACT – An Introduction to Counseling, Mentoring, and Youth Development. 

Stephen’s article, “In the Middle of September,” celebrates the lasting positive outcomes of the summer camp experience. It discusses the power of friendships, the appreciation of nature, and development of critical “soft-skills.”

Stephen’s latest article for LinkedIn, “In a Mind’s Eye,” discusses camp outcomes in the age of Coronavirus and sites research from the American Camp Association (ACA), a collaborator at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), and ACA director of research, Dr. Laurie Brown.

Much as been made about practicing self-care during the Coronavirus Pandemic and encouraging children to do the same. But do young people know what self-care is? Stephen’s new Psychology Today article, “A Storm to Weather – Modeling self-care to youth during a pandemic,” addresses that issue, offering expert advice from the American Psychological Association, the

Stephen will be presenting a virtual program from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm on August 20, 2020 as part of the Southport (CT) Peaquot Library‘s “Meet the Author Series.” His topic will be the Coronavirus and Youth Mental Health.  The event is available countrywide and is free.

Stephen’s new Psychology Today column, “Horseshoes – Summer camp 2020: Is close, close enough?,” features outcome data on traditional camping from the American Camp Association (ACA), a collaborator at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), and commentary from several camp professionals, including Brewster Day Camp (MA) director Dan Michel, who speaks specifically about