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Digital Parenting Webinar

by SueScheff | Oct 6, 2019 | Cyberbullying, Digital Parenting, Online Safety, Online Shaming, Sue Scheff

Digital Parenting Webinar Helping Teens Choose Kindness In An Age of Trolling and Cyberbullying October 15, 2019Bullying Prevention Month Today, studies share that over fifty percent of young people have witnessed some form of harassment or peer cruelty online. With...

Learning and the Brain: Shame Nation

by SueScheff | Feb 4, 2019 | Cyberbullying, Online Reputation, Online Safety, Shame Nation, Sue Scheff

Shame Nation: Helping Teens Choose Kindness In An Age of Trolling   Click here to download PDF to view a full presentation of the  Learning and the Brain Educating with Empathy presentation by Sue Scheff on Saturday, February 16th, 2019, in San...
IBPA Digital Wisdom Improving Online Behavior

IBPA Digital Wisdom Improving Online Behavior

by SueScheff | Nov 7, 2018 | Online Reputation, Online Safety, Online Shaming, Sue Scheff, Uncategorized

Digital Wisdom: Practical Proven Ways Educators Can Role Model Appropriate Online Behavior This session was presented at the IBPA Conference in San Diego, CA on November 9, 2018 by Sue Scheff. Please contact Sue Scheff if you are interested in this presentation....
Online Behavior and Your Career

Online Behavior and Your Career

by SueScheff | Aug 29, 2018 | Internet Defamation, Online Reputation, Online Safety, Sue Scheff

Online Behavior and Your Job Is your social media costing your job or will it land you one? From a careless post or a reckless tweet, you could find yourself locked out a potential job or possibly at risk of losing one. According to a new national survey conducted...

A Tweet Can Get You Hired

by SueScheff | Aug 29, 2018 | Cyberbullying, Online Reputation, Online Safety, Public Shaming, Sue Scheff

Online Behavior and Your Job   Is your social media costing your job or will it land you one? From a careless post or a reckless tweet, you could find yourself locked out a potential job or possibly at risk of losing one. According to a new national survey...
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  • Summer Camps for Digital Detox March 29, 2021
    Summer Camps to Help Digital Addiction Will a therapeutic summer camp help your teen’s digital addiction? Many teens today have been experiencing depression, anxiety, under-performing in school if not completely failing classes — we’ve even witnessed a rise in truancy and youth that were once excelling that are now barely passing. Internet and cellphone addiction […]
  • Living In A Cancel Culture March 9, 2021
    How the Cancel Culture Can Impact Your Online Reputation The Cancel Culture (formerly referred to as the “call-out” culture) is now how people are using social media to publicly shame (usually celebrities or brands) due to what they deem is a controversial issue or act. Whether it’s politics or the car you drive, it seems everyone has […]
  • Teens, Social Media and College Admission February 5, 2021
    We’re all a click away from digital disgrace Reality is, we’re a tweet or post away from losing an interview, a job or for many young people — a spot for their first choice college. The percentage of college admissions officers who believe that incorporating applicants’ social media pages into their decisions is “fair game” […]

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Dear Sue, Thanks for following up, and for readily providing information when I first inquired. Right now, we’re still sorting out timing and steps to be undertaken for placement (with current school agreement) and hospital. Many thanks for the service you provide.
Vivian, MI
Sue THANK YOU SO MUCH! I found your information so very helpful. I am SOOO GLAD you put that info in a place I could find it! I was searching for parent info that was not put out by the school! If you have any info that could help me, I welcome any knowledge you would care to share! THANK YOU – God bless!
Sherry, CA
Dear Sue Scheff, Thank you so much. It is interesting to know that we are not alone. And although I wish that no one would have to go through what we are going through, it is nice to know that there are so many others that are having similar difficulties and can offer support. Thanks again,
Karen B., NY
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I wanted to reach out to say thanks for the help. Thanks for taking the time to walk me through your experience and offer me some options.  I desperately needed your help and will be forever grateful for the time you spent with me.

Nancy F., FL
Dear P.U.R.E.™ and Sue, I just wanted to give you an update. It was unbelievably difficult, but I feel sure that I made the right choice. She is beginning to admit that she has some issues to work on and I can rest assured that she is safe and well cared for. I knew that, if I kept her at home, it was only a matter of time before I would have gotten a call from the police dept., the emergency room or, heaven forbid, the coroner’s office. You may have helped me save my daughter’s life an… Read more
Diane, AL
Sue Scheff, This is the lady from Naples, Florida who first called you in March. I am happy and relieved to say that my son [names withheld]. He has been there about a week. I hear so far, so good. I am grateful that our path’s crossed on the internet and I found Pure and yes that you called me back right away and took the time to talk to me. Thank-you very much Please continue your much needed help to others
Janice P., FL
Dear Sue, Your statement about my son is on point. He acquainted himself with bad friends. He was averaging 85 one school term then dropped dramatically to a 59 the second term. Thank you so much.
Gloria V., FL
Sue Scheff, Thank you for all your help and recommendations. We are trying to work with a psychologist and I’ve set up counseling at his present school. Thank you again for all your help. I cannot thank you enough for your honesty. God Bless. Keep up the good work.
Mrs. M., FL
Sue Scheff, Thank you for the help. Since I have been in touch with you and I’m feeling a little more positive about our situation. Thanks for your service.
Teri L., TX
Dear Sue Scheff, Thank for your help it’s so hard to find help for children theses days. So when I seen your response it just brighten my day so I just want to say thanks.
Julie L., TX

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