12 August 2024

National Week of Action Against Bullying and Violence: Parenting Survey reveals overwhelming concern for kids

18 June 2024

Free program for separating and divorcing parents now available across Australia

10 June 2024

International Men's Health Week highlights the impact on Dads’ mental health

08 May 2024

8,000 parents speak out in biggest parenting pulse-check, revealing rising stress, emotional distress, and exhaustion

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program today shared the results of its largest ever parenting survey, which reveals the stark reality of cost-of-living pressures, emotional distress, sleep deprivation and concerns about social media and screen time on their kids’ mental health and wellbeing.

09 November 2023

Perinatal Mental Health Week shines light on challenges for regional and remote families

This Perinatal Mental Health Week (12-18 November), parenting experts at the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program are shining a light on giving babies the best start in life by improving the mental health and wellbeing of new parents and carers in regional and remote areas.

23 October 2023

Supporting grandparents in a Gen Alpha world with children’s anxiety on the rise

This Grandparents Day in Australia (29 October), experts at the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program ask that we acknowledge the new and difficult challenges that Australia's grandparents face while caring for their grandchildren from the era of Gen Alpha, but also encourage them to trust their own experience and wisdom.

04 September 2023

CALLING ON QUEENSLAND’S FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES TO TRAIN FOR FREE IN TRIPLE P

Triple P International is calling upon agencies and practitioners who work with families in Queensland, Australia, and offer some services at no charge to apply for free training, so they can deliver Triple P’s evidence-based parenting and family support programs.

30 August 2023

Stressed, angry and lacking sleep: Kiwi parents crying out for support – study

Three quarters of New Zealand parents believe Government should better fund parenting support programmes. More than half (51%) of Kiwi parents say their children’s behaviour causes them stress and anxiety, almost a third (31%) are regularly losing sleep over it, and a quarter (26%) say it makes them feel angry, according to research released today by parenting experts Triple P New Zealand.