Key Selling Points The founder of a support group for traumatized teens turns out to be the group's toughest case. Examines various ways in which teens cope with trauma and how support from peers can be beneficial. A departure from the stereotype of the overly emotional teenager; shows teens with the resourcefulness and resiliency to solve very difficult emotional issues. Examines how talking about trauma can be an important aspect of recovery. Kern Carter has written for Forbes, the New York Times, Global Citizen, Elle Magazine, Huffpost, and Fatherly.com. He also runs his own online publication, CRY. It's a space for artists to "navigate through the emotions of their creative journey".

He is also very active on social media; Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Medium, Substack, Twitter (less active on Twitter). Kern Carter was a teenage parent and now has sole custody of his 18-year-old daughter. He drew from this experience to write Boys and Girls Screaming. He dropped out of high school, but eventually graduated through night school. He's been a full-time freelance writer since 2014.