adults in the room.
Nevin J. HarperA dialog about stepping up, speaking out, being the metaphoric "adult in the room." An exploration of issues where the adults seem to be acting childish, irresponsible, and lacking courage where, as a result, harm is coming to kids these days.
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Growing Up Digital: A Chinwag with Dr. Mari Swingle, Author of I-Minds
Are smartphones rewiring our children’s brains? Or are adults struggling to keep up with a world of technology that has been designed to capture our attention, and falling for simple measures like bans?
In the wake of Jonathan Haidt’s The...
Life, transitions, and men’s work at the speed of life
I met Dr. Will White in 2004 when I started my Phd journey in New Hampshire. We have since had a few occasions together; mostly at conferences and a few video chats. A couple of those conversations have been recorded on Will’s podcast Stori...
The Absurdity of the Childhood Independence Cycle
I find it absurd and a bit ironic that I serve on boards and help consult with organizations whose missions include to get people physically active, to let kids walk to school, play outside more, and to get connected to nature.
I am happy...
Talking Kid’s These Days on Mary’s Book Club
I was invited to join Mary Holland at CHD to discuss our latest book.
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The book was released one year ago and a solid overview of some of the book’s success was documented by my co-author Dr....
The problem with unreported findings in wilderness therapy research
Sometimes research findings just don’t make sense. Or maybe it’s too simplistic, lacking enough nuance to tell a full story. Journals often demand researchers produce short papers of 5000 words or less. Depending on researcher bias, externa...
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Professor, outdoor educator, and counsellor who writes about how adults fail to protect kids from harm, the value of nature connection and risky play, and the need to stop pathologizing childhood!
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