TRIPLE P – POSITIVE PARENTING PROGRAM

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TRIPLE P POSITIVE PARENTING PROGRAM TRIPLE P INTRODUCTORY GUIDEUnited States Valid to 30 June 2020Triple P POSITIVE PARENTING PROGRAM 02To our valued collaborators,Building stronger and healthier communities in the United States and having those communities truly thrive is a vision shared by many. Yet, the challenges facing local communities are wide and varied and include poverty, violence, child abuse and neglect, education achievement disparity, poor physical and mental health, and anti-social behavior. The good news is that although the challenges are great, solutions are available to drastically improve the well-being of whole communities, and those solutions are backed by evidence to prove they work.

prevent problems developing. In relation to Triple P, the word “parent” refers to any person who is a biological parent, adoptive parent, guardian, caregiver, or who is otherwise acting in a parental role. Parents who participate in Triple P set their own goals and use the strategies and skills in their own style. With varying

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