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Sue Scheff Parenting Articles

Sue Scheff’s articles in various publications including Psychology Today, around the web and media outlets:

• The Real Crisis of Teen Mental Health
• Moral Courage and Teens
• Art of Commenting
• Cyberbullying Is Not a Joke: How Celebrities and Public Figures Can Make a Difference
• Parents: Check Your Online Behavior
• No One Is Immune to Online Shaming, Cyberbullying and Peer Cruelty
• It’s Not Only Youth, Parents Love Social Media Too
• New Surveys: Grown-ups Love Social Media and Cyberbullying Top Concern For Parents
• Judgy Moms and Dads Face Off In a Hit Ad
• Snap And Share With Care This Holiday Season
• Respecting Age Restrictions and Privacy Policies: Online Safety and Your Children
• What if you don’t like your kids’ friends? – CNN Living
• It’s Revealed: Cyberbullying and Online Cruelty Is Not Only Child’s Play
• Separating Fact From Fiction In The Digital World
• #TakeNoBullies Campaign Spreading Positive Messages in Negative Spaces
• Teens & Screens: Do You Know Who See’s What Online?
• Watching Over My Tween’s Instagram Account
• Keeping Up With Our Digital Teens Behind the Screens
• Are You Oversharing on Social Media?
• Making Caring Common: Why Parents Should Lead By Example
• Bullying and Bigotry: Being Judged for Something Out of Your Control
• Teaching Your Teen How To Be A Smart Cyber-Citizen
• #ENDBULLYING, A Message That Starts With Us
• First Day of School Photos and Social Media: Ripe Pickings for Child Porn
• Building a Digital Dialogue and Relationship with Our Kids
• Back to School: Inspiring a Caring School Year When Study Reveals Kindness Is Taking a Backseat
• Back to School: Teens and Digital Stress
• Teens & Screens Part 2: Cyberbullying
• Parent Bullying: The One-Upper Society
• Teens & Screens Part 1: Raising Cyber Smart Citizens in Social Media
• Harvard Says, Teach Teenagers To Think Before They Post (Your Teen Magazine)
• Teens Building Their Digital Trail During the Summer: Summertime Blogs
• A Caring Teen Online Starts Offline with a Caring Parent (Harvard’s Making Caring Common Project)
• Finding Time to Care for Others: It Starts With Us (Harvard’s Making Caring Common Project)
• Not My Teen: Trends to Know – Teens, Medicine Abuse and Their Friends
• Google and YouTube: Stolen Lives Deserve More Than Flag Alerts
• Teens and Screens: The Breakdown of Digital Parenting
• Google+: A Playground for Predators? What Parents Need to Know
• The Three C’s Your Teen Needs to Know
• Cyber Restrictions: When Teen Abuses Their Digital Privileges
• Mother’s Day and Father’s Day Give the Gift of a Digital Lesson
• Google Apps for Education Behind the Screens
• Take the Power Out of Bullying: Bystander Revolution
• Cyberbullying and Medicine Abuse: The Sobering Connection
• Google Apps for Education: Teachers and the Unsuspected Stranger
• Digital Parenting Should Include Google Apps for Education
• Google Apps for Education: Data Mining and the Threat to Student Privacy
• Grownup Bullying and Monster Moms
• Teens’ Virtual Playground and the Giant
• Cyberbullying Protection: Coaches Reaching Out to Be a Cyber-Arm
• The Cost of Internet Defamation
• Our Children Are Our Future: How Communities Can Make a Difference
• Anti-Bullying Librarian Reaches Her Community Through Magic
• Cyberbullying Protection: Librarians As Cyber-Arms
• Cell Phone Rules for Teens
• When Safety Trumps Privacy: SNOOP
• Sext Education: Sexting = Cyberbullying
• Digital Resolutions for Parents
• Does Your Teen Have a Fake Facebook Profile?
• Cyberbullies Don’t Take Holidays Off: Words Wound
• Your Online Reputation Doesn’t Take Holidays Off
• Give the Gift of Digital Presence
• E-Venge: Selfies, Revenge Porn, Teens and Cyberbullying
• StopMedicineAbuse: Teens and Online Pharmacies
• The Kids Are Watching More Than Screens
• Back to School Doesn’t Mean Back to Bullying
• The Huffington Post: Bullies and CyberbulliesDon’t Take a Summer Vacation
• SchoolFamily.com: Expert Sue Scheff Offers Parents 10 Tips to Help Prevent Teen Drug Addiction

Media rounds…..

• Parents: Check Your Online Behavior – Connect Safely
• No One Is Immune to Online Shaming, Cyberbullying and Peer CrueltyIt’s Not
• Only Youth, Parents Love Social Media Too – Family Online Safety Institute
• Judgy Moms and Dads Face Off In a Hit Ad – CNN Living
• Put That iPhone Down: And 14 Other Digital Resolutions for 2015 – CNN Living
• Talk to Teens About Being Responsible on Social Media – US News
• What if you don’t like your kids’ friends? – CNN Living
• Why are we quick to pick apart Renee Zellwegers looks? – CNN Living
• Sue Scheff Helps Parents of Struggling Teens – Career Thoughts
• New study highlights prevalence of online harassment – Deseret News/KTAR.com
• #AlexFromTarget: a victim or beneficiary of Internet fame? – National Deseret News
• Telling kids about your past: Would you tell your kids you got high? – CNN Living
• Parents, beware of bullying on sites you’ve never seen – CNN Living
• Should Parents Vacation Without the Kids? – Today Moms
• Kids Using Apps Like Ask.fm, Kik to Cyberbully – CNN Living
• School Bullying Prevention Difference Maker – CPI
• Student suspended for sexual harassment after hugging teacher – CNN Living
• Books by Five Fierce Women: Cherie Currie, Kelly Cutrone, Melissa Febos, Chris O’Dell, and Sue Scheff – Huffington Post
• $11.3 Million Sue Scheff Defamation Judgment Confirmed on Appeal – Traverse Internet Law
• Calling In Pros to Refine Your Google Image – Washington Post
• Shock Waves From Google Bombs – Kathleen Parker Washington Post
• Calling In Pros to Refine Your Google Image via Washington Post
• Internet Revenge Sites Challenge the Theory ‘No Press Is Bad Press’ Is Bad Press’ – ABC News
• Parent Advocate Sue Scheff Announces Release Date for New Book, “Wits End!” Out Early 2008

Sue Scheff’s latest contributions to Huffington Post:

• Cyberbullying Is Not a Joke: How Celebrites and Public Figures Can MakeADifference
• No One Is Immune to Online Shaming, Cyberbullying and Peer Cruelty
• New Surveys: Grown-ups Love Social Media and Cyberbullying Top Concern For Parents
• Respecting Age Restrictions and Privacy Policies: Online Safety and Your Children
• It’s Revealed: Cyberbullying and Online Cruelty Is Not Only Child’s Play
• Separating Fact From Fiction In The Digital World
• Online Safety: What Does It Mean To You?
• #TakeNoBullies Campaign Spreading Positive Messages in Negative Spaces
• Are You Oversharing on Social Media?
• Bullying and Bigotry: Being Judged for Something Out of Your Control
• #ENDBULLYING, A Message That Starts With Us
• First Day of School Photos and Social Media: Ripe Pickings for Child Porn
• Back to School: Inspiring a Caring School Year When Study Reveals Kindness Is Taking a Backseat
  
• Back to School: Teens and Digital Stress
• Parent Bullying: The One-Upper Society
• A Caring Teen Online Starts Offline with a Caring Parent (Harvard’s Making Caring Common Project)
• Finding Time to Care for Others: It Starts With Us (Harvard’s Making Caring Common Project)
• Google and YouTube: Stolen Lives Deserve More Than Flag Alerts
• Teens and Screens: The Breakdown of Digital Parenting
• Google+: A Playground for Predators? What Parents Need to Know
• Cyber Restrictions: When Teen Abuses Their Digital Privileges
• Take the Power Out of Bullying: Bystander Revolution
• Digital Parenting Should Include Google Apps for Education
• Google Apps for Education: Data Mining and the Threat to Student Privacy
• Grownup Bullying and Monster Moms
• Teens’ Virtual Playground and the Giant
• Cyberbullying Protection: Coaches Reaching Out to Be a Cyber-Arm
• The Cost of Internet Defamation
• #iCANHELP Delete Negativity on Social Media: A Wave of Positive Warriors
• Anti-Bullying Librarian Reaches Her Community Through Magic
• Cyberbullying Protection: Librarians As Cyber-Arms
• Sext Education: Sexting = Cyberbullying
• Tips To Know If Your Teen Has a Fake Facebook Account
• Cyberbullies Don’t Take Holidays Off: Words Wound
• Your Online Reputation Doesn’t Take Holidays Off
• E-Venge: Selfies, Revenge Porn, Teens and Cyberbullying
• Adult Bullying: Harassment By People You Respect
• Cyberbullying: Avoiding Tragedies With Community Cyber-Shields
• Submit the Documentary: The Reality of Cyberbullying
• The Best Answer to Cyberbullying We Have Seen Yet
• Are You Ready For Google Glass? 3 Tips to Keep Your Kids Safe
• How Teachers Can Help Create Cyber-Shields for Their Students
• Accidental Bullying and Cyberbullying
• Facebook Is Not A Diary
• ReTweet Family Values At Home and Online
• Be Aware: The Dangers of Food Allergy Bullying
• Creating A Cyber-Shield Through Parenting and Awareness
• Empowering and Inspiring Teen Girls to #TakeNoBulliesThis Summer
• The Huffington Post: Online Reputation Management Is Finally Being Recognized by Teens
• The Huffington Post: Google Glass: A Wink Away from Stranger Danger?
• The Huffington Post: Bullies and Cyberbullies Don’t Take a Summer Vacation
• Smile, Snap, Click and Post (or Not): Graduation and Prom Party Digital Drama
• FootprintsSpring Break, Teens, and Online Reputation
• Catfish: Why Parents Need To Discuss It With Their Teens
• Google Apps: Saving Schools Money or Paying With Your Kid’s Privacy?
• Why Are More Teens Turning to Tumblr?

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