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20 June 2013

Triple P Online Community wins award

A social network that delivers the University of Queensland’s Triple P – Positive Parenting Program to at-risk parents in Los Angeles has been recognised with a major technology award.

20 June 2013

Statewide squad to help children with special needs

A squad of 160 health and education professionals will be trained across Queensland, Australia, under a new project to help improve the lives of children with special needs.

29 May 2013

Parenting interventions' effectiveness compared with ADHD medication in new study.

Parent-based training interventions show greater evidence of effectiveness for treating preschoolers at risk for ADHD than a prescribed medicine, according to a study sponsored by the US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

10 May 2013

Abstracts needed for international parenting conference

Practitioners, policy makers and researchers working in the fields of parenting and family support are invited to submit abstracts for one of the world’s leading conferences on parenting, which will be held in Sydney, Australia, next year.

21 February 2013

New York Times commentator calls for Triple P to be part of the violence prevention conversation

New York Times social issues commentator David Bornstein has called for parenting support in general – and Triple P in particular – to be considered as a way to prevent child abuse, gun violence and mental health issues in the United States.

10 February 2013

Parenting experts gather in Los Angeles

More than 400 delegates from around the world are in Los Angeles this week to hear about the latest developments in the arena of parenting and family support.

10 February 2013

Sibling conflict the focus of new Triple P research

Sibling conflict and how to improve sibling relationships is the focus of a new Triple P research trial, being conducted at the Parenting and Family Support Centre, University of Queensland, Australia.

09 February 2013

New trial tests Triple P Online with parents of pre-schoolers

The online version of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program is currently being re-trialled – this time with parents of pre-schoolers in New Zealand. The aim is to ascertain whether Triple P Online can stem behavioural problems at an early age and prevent related issues arising later in childhood.