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20 June 2016

Fly-in, fly-out working parents' absence affects partner's mental health and family discipline, new research finds.

Partners of fly-in, fly-out (FIFO)/commuting workers are under more emotional stress than other parents and may be more likely to use harsh discipline with their children, new research shows.

27 May 2016

First 5 Santa Cruz County translates Triple P population trial to real-world setting

A five-year report into a population-level rollout of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program suggests Triple P has helped in the quest to reduce rates of child abuse and neglect in Santa Cruz County, California.

20 May 2016

Triple P reduces childhood anxiety, researchers find.

The Triple P -- Positive Parenting Program can reduce clinical levels of anxiety in children, new Turkish research has shown.

28 April 2016

FIGHT POVERTY? US PEDIATRICIANS SAY PARENTING PROGRAMS HELP

The American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that evidence-based parenting programs, including Triple P, be integrated into services provided by US medical practices, as a means of reducing the toxic effects of childhood poverty.

07 April 2016

Families benefit from online help in more ways than one

What if online interactions could actually help parents be better parents… A study involving Triple P Online has found this could just be the case.

01 March 2016

Joint award winners changing families' lives

Two bi-lingual Triple P providers were honored for their work in implementation and community engagement at the recent Helping Families Change Conference in Banff, Canada.

01 March 2016

Greene County to rollout Triple P

Triple P – Positive Parenting Program will soon be available across Greene County, Missouri (United States).

29 February 2016

FOCUS ON IDEAS AT WORLD CONFERENCE

The 2016 Helping Families Change Conference, held in Canada this year, featured a keynote speech by Triple P founder Professor Matt Sanders, who stressed the need for evidence-based parenting programs to continue to evolve.