Lisa and the hosts of the new CBS This Morning – Gayle King, Anthony Mason, and Tony Dokoupil – addressed the fact that integrating college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days. Watch here.
Lisa joined Dr. David Agus and the team at CBS This Morning to kick off mental health month by addressing the worrisome rise in suicide and the critical importance of recognizing and treating depression. Watch here.
Lisa and health and wellness guru Rich Roll took a deep dive into both Untangled and Under Pressure. Click here to listen to or watch their two-hour conversation on the many challenges and joys of raising teenage girls.
In an article featuring research by Barnard College President Sian Beilock and guidance from Lisa, journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace explains how healthy stress builds motivation and prepares our minds and bodies to face new challenges. Read here.
Journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace integrates research and expert opinion (including some thoughts from Lisa) in her terrific article about helping girls become comfortable with competition. Read here.
Lisa attended the Brainstorm Health conference hosted by Fortune Magazine to advocate for the benefits of stress and anxiety. Watch her eight-minute presentation on how pressure and nerves can be healthy and normal here.
In the wake of the college admissions scandal, Lisa joined the team at CBS This Morning to talk about the pressures of the application process and the difference between college admission and college readiness. Watch here.
All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly chatted with Lisa about topics ranging from social conflict, to instructing girls on how they should speak, to our social obligations to one another. Listen here.
Lisa weighed in on the psychological impact of handing out “Big Booty” and “Big Boobie” awards to high school cheerleaders. Yes, you read that right. Get the rest of the story here.
Dahlia Lithwick of Slate pitched Lisa some challenging questions about how we should talk with our teens about sex, climate change, and existential angst. Read their conversation here.