Showing posts with label wit's end. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wit's end. Show all posts

Friday, July 1, 2011

Parents Helping Parents: Join Us on Facebook

Are you struggling with a teen that was always a good kid - now making some horrible choices?

Are they hanging out with kids that are questionable?

Did you get a report card that was less than acceptable?

Have you seen evidence of them smoking or using other substances?  Maybe drinking?

Don't be parent in denial!  You are only prolonging them getting the help they may need.  You don't want to see them get arrested - you want to see them get back on a positive road to a bright future.

Join us on Facebook - and LIKE our community of professionals, parents and educators that want to help.

Also visit www.HelpYourTeens.com for a free consultation.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Sue Scheff: Wit's End Advice and Resources for Saving Your Out of Control Teen


As school has opened, our phone lines and emails increase. Is your teen struggling already? Experimenting with drugs? Hanging with a less than desirable peer group? Underachieving? The list goes on.
Don't be a parent in denial, take action and be an educated parent. An educated parent is a prepared parent which leads to a safer teen.
If you are considering residential therapy, or your teen is starting to become uncontrollable, read Wit's End today!
Also visit www.helpyourteens.com for more information.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Sue Scheff: TEEN HELP - Parents at their Wit's End!


Wit's End - Advice and Resources for Saving Your Out-of-Control Teen
A Mother and Daughter's True Story
By Sue Scheff
Compelling foreword by Dr. David Lustig (as seen on Oprah), author of Parent Survival Training.
It is July - teens are out of school and you may be a parent struggling with a teen that is controlling your household, sneaking out, defiant, disrespectful and more. All these negative activities and behavior may stem from peer pressure or feelings of low self worth. Many of these teens are highly intelligent, as a matter of fact, it is usually that very smart child that is capable of manipulation - or our "angel" child that you wonder where he/she went? That was my story.
If you are going through some hard times with your teenager, don't be a parent in denial, reach out for help, especially if you are looking for residential therapy. Learn from my mistakes, gain from my knowledge.
Order Wit's End today (from the same publisher that brough you Chicken Soup for the Soul).

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Wit's End! A Mother and Daughter's True Story: Advice and Resources for Saving Your Out of Control Teen by Sue Scheff


Are you contemplating sending your child into residential therapy? Do you feel overwhelmed, stressed, frustrated and hopeless?

Is your teen hold you hostage to your own house?

Believe it or not - this is becoming more and more common as today's teens lack the respect for authority from years ago.

Wit's End can help you sort through the confusion and give you resources. Most of all, you will soon realize you are not alone.

Visit www.witsendbook.com for more information.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

The Balancing Act - Lifetime Television


What a fantastic opportunity to showcase my first book, Wit’s End! The response has been overwhelming and I appreciate all the great emails and calls.

Today Kristin Stattel, Author and Youth Advocate, and myself were featured on The Balancing Act - a Lifetime Television Series.

Speaking of my new book, Wit's End! on this segment, Kristin also shared some of her experiences when she was struggling during her youth years. Her upcoming book, It's All Good! will help teens to better understand the pressures of today's society and give them inspiration and hope. Kristin is an amazing young adult who spends her time giving back to others as well as going to college. She is a mentor to so many youths!

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

Sue Scheff: Wit's End! Book Pre-Order







Wit's End Book by Sue Scheff, is available for pre-order.







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Wit's End is the shockingly gripping story of parenting a troubled teen and how the author turned her mistakes -- and her relationship with her daughter -- around. This highly practical and prescriptive book includes all of the advice that the author now offers other parents who are at wit's end through her nationally recognized organization, Parent's Universal Resource Experts (P.U.R.E.). A much-needed guide to help parents navigate the choices and methods available to them and their child, this book also serves as a cautionary tale that will help parents empower themselves -– and their children -– toward healing. Wit's End is an action plan for parents to learn how to be active and empowered participants in their child's therapy.