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    • Sue Scheff: Cyberstalking and Internet Defamation Documentary - Don't Miss It! November 9, 2009
      For everyone and anyone that is reading this, you use the Internet. I recently watch the most compelling and disturbing documentary. I almost feel like Oprah when I say – you have to watch this! I have never been so moved to anger, rage, and other emotions that we are now confronted with because of monsters that lurk online.My recent book, Google Bomb, is th […]
    • Sue Scheff: Kids Who Hide Their Illiteracy November 7, 2009
      Source: Connect with KidsKids Who Hide Their Illiteracy“You always found a way to get out of it, and you got further and further behind 'cause you weren't understanding what you were reading.”– Chad, 18 years oldOne in 7 American ... 32 million ... can't read according to a new study released by the U.S. Department of Education. And some among […]
    • Sue Scheff: Bullying in Schools November 5, 2009
      Its seems that bullying is a growing and stinging problem. Years ago we remember being teased or made fun of, but today it seems bullying has become more vicious and malicious. We now know that sticks and stones can break your bones - but words CAN hurt you! The emotional damage can sting a lot longer than a physical injury.Take the time to be an educated pa […]
    • Sue Scheff: Teen Gang Rape, Teen Sexual Abuse, Teen Dating Violence November 3, 2009
      With the recent gang rape of a 15 year-old girl in Richmond, California, our country is awakening to one of the ugliest forms of abuse to teens. Sexual abuse, assault and rape of teens are horrendous and more attention needs to be brought on this subject.Teen dating violence and abuse is an issue parents need to be aware of and learn more about. Love is Not […]
    • Sue Scheff: Habits of Highly Successful Teens November 2, 2009
      I believe we all want to see our teens succeed. Here are some fantastic insight and advice from Education.com.Source: Education.com7 Habits of Highly Successful TeensFor teens, life is not a playground, it’s a jungle. And, being the parent of a teenager isn’t any walk in the park, either. In his book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, author Sean Covey […]
    • Sue Scheff: Outrageous School Policies: What Parents Can Do October 31, 2009
      Has “zero tolerance” gone too far? I hear from parents regularly and I must admit, although I completely understand safety of our children is always a priority, some of the suspensions or incidents that land immature young students in alternative school situations, can be troubling – debatable at least. I believe each incident should be reviewed individually […]
    • Magnolia Christian School formerly Carolina Springs Academy Alert October 30, 2009
      Are you at your wit's end and desperately searching the Internet for help for your out of control teen? Is your child a good teen making some very bad choices? Failing in school? Underachieving? Defiant? Runaway? Teen drug use? Teen drinking?Are you considering a Residential Treatment Center (RTC), Therapeutic Boarding School (TBS), Emotional Growth Pro […]
    • Sue Scheff: Hiding Drugs From Parents October 29, 2009
      Wake up parents and read this critical article if you suspect your teen is using drugs. One of the most important parts of this article is the opening your lines of communication with your child. Are you noticing a change in behavior? Withdrawn? Depressed? Changing peer groups? Becoming secretive? Be an educated parent - you will have a safer teen.Source: Co […]
    • Sue Scheff: Holiday Safety Tips for you and your Teens October 27, 2009
      As we are now approaching the holidays, many people will be in malls or shopping plazas. It is time to review some tips to insure you and your family’s safety.Be sure to go over these with teenagers and caregivers.•When parking your vehicle to go shopping, remember where you parked it! Write it down if you have to. This can save you time and frustration afte […]
    • Sue Scheff: Stop Teen Violence and Bullying October 26, 2009
      Last week the horrific story of the fifteen year old, Michael Brewer, who was doused in alcohol and set on fire by other teens! The story literally stunned our community. According to the Miami Herald, the doctors say he is making significant progress. The five teens are charged with aggravated battery in the attack earlier this month at a Broward County apa […]

Sue Scheff: Teen Dating Abuse – Teen Sexual Assault

With the recent gang rape of a 15 year-old girl in Richmond, California, our country is awakening to one of the ugliest forms of abuse to teens. Sexual abuse, assault and rape of teens are horrendous and more attention needs to be brought on this subject.
Teen dating violence and abuse is an issue parents need to [...]

Sue Scheff: School Violence – Teens bringing weapons to school

Last week I wrote about School Violence.  This is a topic every parent, teacher, guidance counselor and all that work with kids today need to take the time to be educated about.  What happened in South Florida last week is yet another wake-up call.  Connect With Kids has this timely article with parenting tips.  Be [...]

Sue Scheff: Preventing Hazing

Dr. Susan Lipkins is a leading expert on preventing hazing and helping people understand the dangers of this type of violence. After watching her on What Would You Do last night, I was shocked at how some people felt this behavior was amusing. I think parents need to learn more about this horrible behavior and [...]

Sue Scheff – Residential Therapy – Teen Help

If you are debating residential therapy for your teen, learn more about this extremely daunting and confusing industry. Yes, you need to get help – but educate yourself first.
Learn more about Wit’s End at http://www.witsendbook.com/ and author Sue Scheff at http://www.suescheff.com/ -the response has been overwhelming!
If you are struggling with your teen today – pick [...]

Sue Scheff – Wit’s End – Parenting Your Teens Today

Are you at your wit’s end?
 
Are you experiencing any of the following situations or feeling at a complete loss or a failure as a parent?  You are not alone and by being a proactive parent you are taking the first step towards healing and bringing your family back together.
 

Is your teen escalating out of control?
Is [...]

Sue Scheff: Teen Runaways – A Growing Problem

One of any parent’s greatest fears is a missing child.
 

Each year, one million troubled teens from every social class, race and religion run away from home. Unfortunately, for American families, that number continues to rise.
Confused, pressured and highly impressionable teens follow their peers into bad choices. In most cases, runaway teenagers want to escape the [...]

Sue Scheff Book Reviews

Everyday I speak with parents that are struggling with today’s teens and pre-teens.
Sometimes parents recommend books that have helped them and I felt it was time to start sharing these helpful books.  Parent’s Universal Resource Experts is about parents helping parents.
Visit Sue Scheff Book Reviews and Recommended Books
 
 

Parents Universal Resource Experts (Sue Scheff) Inhalant Abuse with Teens and Pre-Teens

 
Inhalant Abuse is a growing problem among teens and pre-teens and a major concern for parents today.
 

Inhalant Abuse is a lesser-known form of substance abuse, but is no less dangerous than other forms.The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service has reported that more than 2.1 million children in America experiment with some form of an [...]

Parents Universal Resource Experts (Sue Scheff) – Teen Cults, dangerous for troubled teens

List of Dangerous Cults that Target Troubled Teens, with information provided by Sue Scheff™

There are a myriad of different cults threatening teenage livelihoods today. Below is a list of some of the most dangerous and well known cults, but this is by no means meant to be exhaustive, it is simply a sample of some [...]

Sue Scheff: Teens and Theft

Teens and Theft: Why it Happens
Too Young to Start
There are almost as many reasons teens steal as there are things for teens to steal. One of the biggest reasons teens steal is peer pressure. Often, teens will steal items as a means of proving’ that they are “cool enough” to hang out with a certain [...]