Dr. Scott Fuller holds a PhD focused on adolescent development and faith formation. He has spent years working with teen boys, parents, and youth leaders — listening, learning, and writing about what actually helps during one of the most formative seasons of a young person's life.
His work centers on three things: identity, emotions, and real-life faith. Not theory for its own sake, but practical, grounded support for the moments that actually come up — when a teen pulls back, when he does not know who he is, when faith feels abstract and life feels heavy.
Scott is the author of the Real Talk series, which includes a student book, workbook, parent guide, and leader guide. The series grew out of his work with teen boys and a conviction that they need more than information. They need someone in their corner who takes them seriously.
He and his wife Melody live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. They are parents of teens themselves, which means this work is personal, not just professional.