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Stephen Gray Wallace @StephenWallace

Stephen is a school psychologist and director of the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE).

Joined February 2009
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Scars, Too

Mike, Jim, Sarah, Eric, Jake, Marina, Michael, Hunter, Pierce, Jack … names that roll off my tongue too readily, capturing the enormity of loss too often. In the life paradigm that is a calculation...

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The Ongoing Epidemic of Youth Suicide in America

Youth mental health challenges are real, omnipresent, exacerbated by the pandemic and devastating.

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Post Pandemic: Why the Kids May Not Be OK

Despite the pervasive optimism about what's ahead, a vast majority of Americans says that we are experiencing a mental health crisis.

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Wallace Addresses Post-Pandemic Youth Mental Health - Stephen Gray Wallace

Stephen’s new Psychology Today article, “Post Pandemic: Why the Kids May Not be OK,” looks at the current mental health crisis in America and looks ahead to a post-pandemic world in which youth are...

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Post Pandemic: Why the Kids May Not Be OK

Despite the pervasive optimism about what's ahead, a vast majority of Americans says that we are experiencing a mental health crisis.

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Resilience and Summer Camp Topics of Wallace's New Psychology Today Article - Stephen Gray Wallace

Stephen’s new article for Psychology Today, “Rescued or Ready?” explores the undeniable link between summer camp and the development of resilience in youth. It includes commentary of one young man’s...

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Rethinking Summer: Why Camp Remains Relevant for Teens

In a world filled with out-of-school time options for young adults, new research from the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) in collaboration with Coastal Carolina University points...

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Let the Kids Sleep, Part III

Bottom line: teens need more sleep (think exhausting brain recalibration) and different schedules (more nocturnal than diurnal).

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My Better Self

In a May/June 2018 Camping Magazine article, “Happy Campers – A Counterintuitive Conversation About Youth Mental Health,” I sought to reconcile the way most kids at summer camp say they feel with a...

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In the Middle of September

Daughtry’s song “September” evokes a playful, positive risk-taking spirit not dissimilar to the kind displayed by millions of children at summer camp each year. As he says of playing in the rain,...

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Good News, Bad News

When it comes to the topic of risky youth behavior, recent data (and events) present both good news and bad news.

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