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20 February 2018

CONFERENCE TO TACKLE PARENTING AND SOCIAL ISSUES

Next week's Helping Families Change Conference in Sonoma, California, will provide a unique opportunity for delegates to explore a range of interrelated social problems, hoping to find common ground and solutions.

13 February 2018

PARENTING BUSINESS FIRST IN WORLD CERTIFIED AS A “FORCE FOR GOOD”

Triple P International, the company which has taken the University of Queensland-developed Triple P – Positive Parenting Program to more than 25 countries, has become the first parenting intervention business in the world to be certified B Corp™.

06 December 2017

NZ study shows culturally adapted Triple P helps Maori families

A randomized controlled trial in New Zealand has found that a culturally-adapted parenting program for Māori families increases parents’ confidence, reduces conflict between partners, and improves children’s behavior.

19 November 2017

DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE HEARS HOW PARENTS NEED TO BE IN THE EQUATION WHEN IT COMES TO KIDS’ MENTAL HEALTH

Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Cambridge, was present when leading education and mental health experts came together to discuss the vital role schools and parents play in improving children’s mental health.

08 August 2017

MORE FUNDING FOR LARGEST TRIPLE P ROLLOUT

The success of the world’s largest Triple P implementation has been confirmed, with an Australian state government announcing additional funding of the landmark population-level rollout.

18 May 2017

Triple P features in U.K. election campaign

Parenting support could become a campaign issue in the U.K. general election, with two mental health organizations calling for the next parliament to make evidence-based parenting programs such as Triple P more widely available.

11 April 2017

Australian report highlights Triple P's cost-effectiveness as evidence for public-health approach to family services

A report by Australia’s Deakin University researchers uses the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program’s cost-effectiveness to highlight the value of a public-health approach to family-based prevention and early intervention services.

25 January 2017

REACHING TIME-POOR FAMILIES: POSITIVE RESULTS FOR 1-DAY GROUP TRIPLE P

A new evaluation of Group Triple P presented as a one-day session, rather than as a series over several weeks, has shown that the adapted all-day format still results in improved scores for child behavior, parenting style, and parental depression, stress and anxiety levels.