(Sue Scheff) Living with Our Genes: Why They Matter More Than You Think

This book may surprise you in regards to our kids and their behavior. I have read several very interesting chapters on Anger and Anxiety in children. It gives you some food for thought for sure.

Living With Our Genes

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

The Whipped Parent: Hope for Parents Raising an Out of Control Teen

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.



Click here for more information.

Sue Scheff: The Power of Love for Teens

The Power of Love for Teens from the inspirational Guideposts is a perfect gift for this Holiday Season. They are stories written by teens, for teens.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff: Teenagers with ADD - A Parent's Guide

This book was just recently recommended to me again and is now in paperback.

"Teenagers with ADD - A Parent's Guide" now in paperback.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff: Great Book for Your Teen

Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul - is a perfect Holiday gift for a teen or pre-teen. Today's peer pressure and obstacles that teens face can be troubling, however to know you are not alone in your feelings, can be comforting.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

From the publishers that are bringing you my first book - "Wit's End!" - The Chicken Soup for the Soul book series are inspirational and uplifting.... There is one for everyone!

Setting Limits with Your Strong Willed Child.....

Setting Limits with Your Strong-Willed Child : Eliminating Conflict by Establishing Clear, Firm, and Respectful Boundaries by Robert McKenzie, Md.D.

This book comes recommended from a parent that felt it was beneficial to her son and said it was a very quick and easy to understand book.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff: Great book for teens

HOW TO SAY "NO" AND KEEP YOUR FRIENDS: Peer Pressure Reversal for Teens and Pre-Teens, by Sharon Scott.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Parent's Universal Resource Experts continue to keep parents informed and offer resources to help with today's teens.

Sue Scheff: Off the Subject a bit

While I was at my Publishers office last week, I picked up a book there that cracked me up - and as a divorced parent, I found it so refreshing and a satire of life.

Honestly - it has nothing to do with parenting, but I just have to share it for anyone that may be newly divorced or struggling recovering from one.

Crazy Aunt Purl's Drunk, Divorced, and Covered in Cat Hair: The True-Life Misadventures of a 30-Something Who Learned to Knit After He Split

Teenagers with ADD - A Parents' Guide

Parents have long raved about this book and how much help and information it offers.

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews: "Who's In Charge?"

Yesterday a parent mentioned this book and how it helped her to better understand the power struggles between parents and their children.

Click Here.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews: High School's Not Forever

With real-life stories from teens across the country - as well as high school "survivors" - this book paints a real picture of how teens like you feel about the struggles and triumphs of the daily grind and how they get through it.

If you ever feel like you're on the sidelines or that the pressure to perform, conform or maintain appearances gets to be too much, this is the book for you

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - Don't Sweat the Small Stuff for Teens

Many parents and adults have read the book "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" - now there is one specifically for our teens.

"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff for Teens" - Simple ways to keep your cool during stressful times - by Richard Carlson

To purchase this book or find out more information, enter the title into the Search Amazon Box on the top of this page.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul

The Chicken Soup book series, brought to you by Healthcare Communication Inc., has for many years brought people hope, inspiration and relief that they are not alone.

Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul is not any different and can benefit many teens that are dealing with today's peer pressure and more.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews and DVD's

The Total Transformation Program - Several parents have purchased this program and the feedback has been positive.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - The Secret

"The Secret" is now available on DVD. The book can empower you to make positive changes in your life. As a parent that is struggling with a teen, or a teen suffering with low self esteem, The Secret can give give you hope, encouragement and inspiration.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews: MySpace Safety: 51 Tips for Teens and Parents

In today's Internet World, this book almost seems like a handbook most parents of teens and pre-teens need! I am not sure the teens will read it, but for parents, we need to educate ourselves on the Cyberspace world, especially these types of forum.

Click here for more information.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews: Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood

Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood by Koren Zailckas.

Zailckas tells of her life as an extreme drinker from the age of 14 until 23. Then she stops drinking and starts writing this work about her life while drinking. She describes her drinking, lack of self-image and self-respect, depression, and delinquency. Zailckas almost romanticizes the experience of extreme drinking and the social and physical problems it causes. Ellen Archer takes the narrative and reads it smoothly as though she is not disturbed by the content. Her pronunciation of polysyllabic words is jarring as are the changes in volume throughout the narrative. Smashed can be a wake-up call to talk to your children and pay attention to what they do, or just another "poor pitiful me" book.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - Parenting With Love and Logic

Parenting with Love and Logic has long been a favorite book for parents. I had not thought of it again until a parent brought it up yesterday and how it really helped her with her adopted son.

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - Helping Your Troubled Teen

Helping Your Troubled Teen - Click into it - this book covers a lot areas clinically for working with troubled teens.

I haven't finished it yet, but so far it is interesting in connecting with today's teenagers and how their mind works! ;-)

Sue Scheff Book Reviews - Speak Softly, Love Loudly: Uncommon Sense for Raising Healty & Successful Kids

Almost everyday I speak with parents from around the country and once in a while they will recommend a good book that helped them.

Yesterday a parent recommended - Speak Softly, Love Loudly: Uncommon Sense for Raising Healthy & Successful Kids by W.M. Baughman.

Sue Scheff Book Review - Parent Survival Training

If you are a parent of an ADD/ADHD child, this book may really be helpful to you. I found it to be resourceful and REAL.

Parent Survival Training by Dr. Marvin Silverman and Dr. David Lustig

To review click here http://www.helpyourteens.com/books.html

Sue Scheff Book Review - A Relentless Hope - Surviving the Storm of Teen Depression

Over the years since I have created my organization, Parents Universal Resource Experts (PURE), I have been sent books by authors regarding teens.

I will start sharing some of them with you and maybe you will also find them of interest.

I recently received and read "A Relentless Hope - Surviving the Storm of Teen Depression" by Gary E. Nelson - and was impressed with the author and his ability to bring his own experiences to the pages as well as educate parents on Teen Depression.

The book is not a long yet very interesting and extremely informative!

Click here to order or review http://www.helpyourteens.com/books.html