Parent Survival Skills Training (PSST)

Over the years we have collected/shared hard-won information, skills, and techniques a parent needs to help a teenager with a drug problem save his own life. (CLICK ON THE LOGO ABOVE to return to the home-page for this blog.)

"Parent of the Year" Celebration Meeting

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Please join us on Saturday, October 3rd at our Eastern Probation Office in Wilkinsburg from 9 - 11 a.m. as we announce this year'...

Our Son is in Jail

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Narcotics Anonymous tells us that continued drug use is a sure-fire path to institutions, jail, and/or death.  Our son Dylan is continuin...
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And the Countdown Begins . . .

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As part of the annual Allegheny County Juvenile Probation awards ceremony scheduled for Thursday, October 8th, a new Parent(s) of the Year...

Relapse is a Part of Recovery

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If an addict relapses, does that make him/her a failure?  Science says NO.  In fact, research shows that relapse rates for chronic d...

YES, We are Meeting on Sept 5th !!

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Give your weekend a powerful start!   We will be OPEN for our regular PSST meeting in Wilkinsburg on Saturday, Sept 5th from 9-11:30am. ...

Truths about Addiction

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Click here for an insightful blog posting about one family’s experience with their son’s heroin addiction, titled “7 Truths About My Addi...

Apartment Hunting

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My 19-year-old son Dylan is looking for an apartment, and is hoping to share with a friend who is 20.  Both of them have juvenile records...
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Addiction ~ a Family Disease

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Following are excerpts from Lisa Frederiksen’s interview with author Barbara Cofer Stoefen about her experiences with her daughter's ...

How to Talk with your Teen about Marijuana

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Developed by the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, the Marijuana Talk Kit helps parents have meaningful, productive conversations with thei...

K2 & your Teenager’s Heart

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If synthetic marijuana is sold in stores, it can’t be all that dangerous, can it? New research from Children’s National Health System...

Miracles DO Happen

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Click here  for an uplifting story posted recently in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette “Mission Mahi food truck serves up more than tacos”.   ...

No Enabling in this Family!

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Thanks to Lorraine for sharing the following story.  She has maintained clearly defined boundaries with her son, refusing to enable his (f...
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PSST on July 4th? YES, of course!!

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PSST on July 4th?  YES, of course! Let's celebrate our INDEPENDENCE - from enabling, from being fearful, from being manipulated!  (S...

Let's declare our independence. (Parent Rights originally posted 7-4-12) OR The Magnapssta.

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PARENT RIGHTS Source 1. I have the right to be safe in my own home . No matter what I say that someone might not like, I have the rig...
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