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Stephen’s new column for Psychology Today, “Let’s Be Friends,” discusses peer to peer mentoring by teens and includes the remarkable mentoring journey of sixteen-year-old high school junior Eli Waldman.

Stepne’s new feature article for Camping Magazine, “Internship, Test Prep – or Camp? Summer Planning amid the Noise and Haste,” focuses on the challenges and often-competing demands families face when choosing summer options for teens, sugsuggesting they need not be an “either/or” proposition and there are ways to “havee it all.” The piece includes invaluable

Stephen’s article, “Danger Zone: Teen Summer Substance Use and Treatment,” appears in the July edition of The Sober World magazine.

Stephen’s new feature article for Camping Magazine, The Comeback Kid, co-authored with Benjamin Quincy, a 2016 graduate of the teen leadership program at Cape Cod Sea Camps, focuses on the development of leadership skills at camp.

Stephen will co-headline a NBC News Education Nation #ToolKitTalk tonight on the topic of youth and alcohol. “Alcohol Responsibility: The Conversation That Can’t Wait,” will begin at 7:00 pm ET.

Stephen and Charlie Nicholas, a rising 8th grader and camper at Cape Cod Sea Camps, explore the behavior of Ryan Lochte and three other US Olympic swimmers in Brazil in a new Psychology Today column, “I Know I Said I’m Sorry – A rebel in Rio sent the wrong message to youth.”

Stephen and Jesse Bajaj, a student member of the national advisory board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), have co-authored a column, The Inevitable Entrepreneur, on youth entrepreneurship for kidsinthehouse.com.

Stephen’s May/June feature article for Camping Magazine, It’s Complicated, addresses summer camp counselors on the topics of puberty, sexual decision-making and sexual assault.

Stephen joined forces with John Calicchio, a rising sophomore at Kent School in Connecticut and a CARE National Advisory Board Student Member, on a column about transitioning to a boarding school environment.