As I continue to keep parents up to date with today's teen - I have recently launched the following websites:
Teen Suicide
Teen Mischief
Teen Cults
Teen Drug Addiction
Identity Crisis - Adopted Teens
Monday, December 17, 2007
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Sue Scheff: Continuing to bring hope and inspiration to parents
One of my latest Blogs brings parents articles and information with today's teens and children.
Take a moment to review some of these valuable articles - click here.
Take a moment to review some of these valuable articles - click here.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Parent's Universal Resource Experts (P.U.R.E.)
My organization is about bringing awareness to parents regarding today's teen issues and safe alternatives.
I recently created a Blog I am updating frequently with valuable parenting articles from around the world.
Click Here.
I recently created a Blog I am updating frequently with valuable parenting articles from around the world.
Click Here.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Sue Scheff continuing to create parent awareness....
Take a moment the new Book Reviews Blogs that offers book and DVD suggestions for parents.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Sue Scheff promoting Parent Awareness
PURE is about helping and assisting not only parents, but also school guidance counselors, therapists and other professionals and family members.
When a child (teen) starts taking a wrong path in their young life, as adults, we must step in and guide them. Whether it means looking for a local therapist or support group, or the challenge of finding the right program or school - a person need to do their research and homework to move forward.
Parenting is not easy, but working together can make the difference.
When a child (teen) starts taking a wrong path in their young life, as adults, we must step in and guide them. Whether it means looking for a local therapist or support group, or the challenge of finding the right program or school - a person need to do their research and homework to move forward.
Parenting is not easy, but working together can make the difference.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Sue Scheff continues to help families
As I reach our 8th year of parents helping parents, I am proud that PURE has touched literally thousands of families in a positive way.
After a vast number of positive media articles and my appearance on 20/20 ABC News i-Caught, my organization is continuing to help people throughout the country.
Whether it is a parent struggling with a child or someone that has been abused on the Internet, I am continuing to share my first hand experience to help others.
After a vast number of positive media articles and my appearance on 20/20 ABC News i-Caught, my organization is continuing to help people throughout the country.
Whether it is a parent struggling with a child or someone that has been abused on the Internet, I am continuing to share my first hand experience to help others.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Sue Scheff updates...
It has been an exciting summer and much more to come. Check my personal Blog of News Articles for updates.
The interest in Internet Defamation has grown as more and more people are becoming victims of slander, defamation and their personal lives invaded. I did not ask to become a spokesperson on this subject, but being a victim that fought back and won, I have to speak out to help others.
The interest in Internet Defamation has grown as more and more people are becoming victims of slander, defamation and their personal lives invaded. I did not ask to become a spokesperson on this subject, but being a victim that fought back and won, I have to speak out to help others.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Sue Scheff part of parents helping parents...
As my book progresses, much like The Chicken Soup for the Soul books, it brings inspiration and gives you hope that through dark times, there will finally be a light. Remember, it may not be the light we want to see, but it is a step in a direction that has limitless possibilities.
Over the years many parents have asked for this book, and finally it will be here. "Wit's End!" is one of the most common phrases I hear parents say or email us constantly.
Wit's End for me was not only a place I was with my own daughter - it was a place I found myself again with the litigation. What I have learned is that I will always survive and it is about not letting others break you. I will always fight for what I believe in and defend myself, my organization and my family.
So get ready - the book will bring you on a journey of life's trials (both literally and emotionally) as well as a resource book to bring relief. Learn from my mistakes - gain from my knowledge.
Over the years many parents have asked for this book, and finally it will be here. "Wit's End!" is one of the most common phrases I hear parents say or email us constantly.
Wit's End for me was not only a place I was with my own daughter - it was a place I found myself again with the litigation. What I have learned is that I will always survive and it is about not letting others break you. I will always fight for what I believe in and defend myself, my organization and my family.
So get ready - the book will bring you on a journey of life's trials (both literally and emotionally) as well as a resource book to bring relief. Learn from my mistakes - gain from my knowledge.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
My Book is coming soon!
"Wit's End!" - is being published by Healthcare Communications Inc. (HCI). The same publishers that brought you Chicken Soup for the Soul book series. HCI will be part of parents helping parents in offering this informational and resourceful book to people throughout the world that are struggling with today's teens and the behind the scenes look at researching schools and programs.
"Wit's End!" is not only a place where so many parents have ended up, it is a place I was at for almost 5 years in litigation to defend myself and my family. After two jury trials and two major victories - the story will be told and will help educate parents to learn from my mistakes and gain from my knowledge. Visit "Wit's End!" - Pre-Order now at http://www.helpyourteens.com/at_wits_end_notification.shtml
"Wit's End!" is not only a place where so many parents have ended up, it is a place I was at for almost 5 years in litigation to defend myself and my family. After two jury trials and two major victories - the story will be told and will help educate parents to learn from my mistakes and gain from my knowledge. Visit "Wit's End!" - Pre-Order now at http://www.helpyourteens.com/at_wits_end_notification.shtml
Thursday, March 8, 2007
About Sue Scheff
Sue Scheff is a Parent Advocate.
Sue Scheff is about Parents Helping Parents.
Sue Scheff promotes Parent Awareness.
Sue Scheff believes that educating parents on an industry that is extremely confusing is the first step to finding the best help for their teen.
Until a parent has a teen that is struggling, they are completely foreign to the industry of teen help. Sue Scheff’s personal experiences in 2000 are what prompted her to create her organization, Parent’s Universal Resource Experts, Inc. (PURE).
Sue Scheff believes an educated parent has the knowledge to see through the glossy brochures and slick DVD’s or video’s.
Sue Scheff recognizes the politics’ in this industry of teen help, and helps sift through the confusion. Sue Scheff offers assistance in how to research schools and programs – helpful hints in investigating schools and programs. Questions to ask schools and programs and Helpful Hints.
Sue Scheff helps connect parents throughout the country that are silently suffering with today’s teens and issues and feel that they are alone in their feelings.
Sue Scheff continues to visit schools and programs, listens to parent feedback and student feedback as a powerful tool in locating quality schools and programs.
Since 2001 Sue Scheff has grown her organization, Parent’s Universal Resource Expert’s (PURE), to be widely recognized throughout the country and world.
Sue Scheff is a Member of the Better Business Bureau for the past 4 years and is recognized for their integrity, sound professional advice, honesty and more.
Sue Scheff has fought a legal battle when people thought she should simply remove her website and go away. Sue decided to be a voice for all those that are silenced. After a 2+ year legal battle against a huge multi-million dollar organization – Sue Scheff, after being emotionally ripped apart, continued to fight for the children’s rights. Sue Scheff won against World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS aka WWASP) in a Jury Trial in their home state of Utah.
In June 2006, Sue Scheff again defeats WWASPS in the Appellate Court. Sue Scheff is someone that is sometimes criticized on forums and blogs in an effort to discredit her. However her voice is stronger than ever for the parents that are desperate and at their wits end! The attempt to silence Sue Scheff was lost, and she will continue her fight for parent awareness in educating parents.
Sue Scheff and PURE received a constant stream of thank letters, emails and cards for their hard work and time they put into helping others. Please review the testimonials.
Many professionals such as Lawyers, Therapists, Doctors, and others refer to PURE and Sue Scheff to help their clients. Please review our excellent references.
Sue Scheff and PURE are not about textbook studies, they based on reality. They deal with real life people with real feelings and emotions needing help. Letting people know they are no alone when their teen is spiraling out of control.
Sue Scheff and PURE work with organizations such as Coalition against Institutionalized Children Abuse (CAICA) to help bring about awareness of children in our country.
Due to the overwhelming number of requests, Sue Scheff is in the final stages of her book that will be an influential book of what desperate parents are saying today, options and alternatives, as well as real life experiences. Wit’s End will be available Spring 2008.
Sue Scheff was contacted by Zadig Production in France in 2002 to assist with a documentary that outlined the alleged abuse of teens today in facilities as well as her publicized trial that she won against WWASPS in 2004. The film aired in Australia in 2006, however is not scheduled for release in the United States yet.
Sue Scheff has been featured on CBS Nightly News with Katie Couric, CNN Headline News, Fox News, KFI Talk Radio with John and Ken, and many news articles including USA Today, Washington Post, Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, Asian Tribune, Washington Times and many more both Nationally and Internationally.
Sue Scheff was recently on WNN 1470 AM Health Talk Radio discussing the need for parent awareness. Sue Scheff encouraged people to take a moment and sign the International Petition to End Child Abuse at http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/endchildabuse/ sponsored by CAICA.
Sue Scheff recognizes there are survivors of programs from many, many years ago that suffered the ultimate price. Sue feels pain for their experiences, however realizes that closing all programs is not the solution – helping parents find safe and qualified schools that can benefit today’s teens is what is needed.
Sue Scheff recognizes that the private teen programs and schools should have stronger regulations and guidelines, but until that happens, we need to continue to do our research to find the better programs. There are no perfect schools and programs out there; but making a mistake and selecting the wrong one may be very expensive, and not just in terms of money.
Sue Scheff and PURE believe in:
Helping Teens – not Harming Them
Building them up – not Breaking them down
Positive and Nurturing Environments – not Punitive
Family Involvement in Programs – not Isolation from the teen
Protect Children – not Punish them
Sue Scheff is about Parents Helping Parents.
Sue Scheff promotes Parent Awareness.
Sue Scheff believes that educating parents on an industry that is extremely confusing is the first step to finding the best help for their teen.
Until a parent has a teen that is struggling, they are completely foreign to the industry of teen help. Sue Scheff’s personal experiences in 2000 are what prompted her to create her organization, Parent’s Universal Resource Experts, Inc. (PURE).
Sue Scheff believes an educated parent has the knowledge to see through the glossy brochures and slick DVD’s or video’s.
Sue Scheff recognizes the politics’ in this industry of teen help, and helps sift through the confusion. Sue Scheff offers assistance in how to research schools and programs – helpful hints in investigating schools and programs. Questions to ask schools and programs and Helpful Hints.
Sue Scheff helps connect parents throughout the country that are silently suffering with today’s teens and issues and feel that they are alone in their feelings.
Sue Scheff continues to visit schools and programs, listens to parent feedback and student feedback as a powerful tool in locating quality schools and programs.
Since 2001 Sue Scheff has grown her organization, Parent’s Universal Resource Expert’s (PURE), to be widely recognized throughout the country and world.
Sue Scheff is a Member of the Better Business Bureau for the past 4 years and is recognized for their integrity, sound professional advice, honesty and more.
Sue Scheff has fought a legal battle when people thought she should simply remove her website and go away. Sue decided to be a voice for all those that are silenced. After a 2+ year legal battle against a huge multi-million dollar organization – Sue Scheff, after being emotionally ripped apart, continued to fight for the children’s rights. Sue Scheff won against World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS aka WWASP) in a Jury Trial in their home state of Utah.
In June 2006, Sue Scheff again defeats WWASPS in the Appellate Court. Sue Scheff is someone that is sometimes criticized on forums and blogs in an effort to discredit her. However her voice is stronger than ever for the parents that are desperate and at their wits end! The attempt to silence Sue Scheff was lost, and she will continue her fight for parent awareness in educating parents.
Sue Scheff and PURE received a constant stream of thank letters, emails and cards for their hard work and time they put into helping others. Please review the testimonials.
Many professionals such as Lawyers, Therapists, Doctors, and others refer to PURE and Sue Scheff to help their clients. Please review our excellent references.
Sue Scheff and PURE are not about textbook studies, they based on reality. They deal with real life people with real feelings and emotions needing help. Letting people know they are no alone when their teen is spiraling out of control.
Sue Scheff and PURE work with organizations such as Coalition against Institutionalized Children Abuse (CAICA) to help bring about awareness of children in our country.
Due to the overwhelming number of requests, Sue Scheff is in the final stages of her book that will be an influential book of what desperate parents are saying today, options and alternatives, as well as real life experiences. Wit’s End will be available Spring 2008.
Sue Scheff was contacted by Zadig Production in France in 2002 to assist with a documentary that outlined the alleged abuse of teens today in facilities as well as her publicized trial that she won against WWASPS in 2004. The film aired in Australia in 2006, however is not scheduled for release in the United States yet.
Sue Scheff has been featured on CBS Nightly News with Katie Couric, CNN Headline News, Fox News, KFI Talk Radio with John and Ken, and many news articles including USA Today, Washington Post, Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, Asian Tribune, Washington Times and many more both Nationally and Internationally.
Sue Scheff was recently on WNN 1470 AM Health Talk Radio discussing the need for parent awareness. Sue Scheff encouraged people to take a moment and sign the International Petition to End Child Abuse at http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/endchildabuse/ sponsored by CAICA.
Sue Scheff recognizes there are survivors of programs from many, many years ago that suffered the ultimate price. Sue feels pain for their experiences, however realizes that closing all programs is not the solution – helping parents find safe and qualified schools that can benefit today’s teens is what is needed.
Sue Scheff recognizes that the private teen programs and schools should have stronger regulations and guidelines, but until that happens, we need to continue to do our research to find the better programs. There are no perfect schools and programs out there; but making a mistake and selecting the wrong one may be very expensive, and not just in terms of money.
Sue Scheff and PURE believe in:
Helping Teens – not Harming Them
Building them up – not Breaking them down
Positive and Nurturing Environments – not Punitive
Family Involvement in Programs – not Isolation from the teen
Protect Children – not Punish them
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