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15 January 2014

3 generations benefit from grandparents' program

A study into a ‘refresher’ parenting program for grandparents has found it not only improved grandchildren’s behaviour but lowered grandparents’ depression, anxiety and stress, and resulted in better relationships with their own [adult] children, reports Reuters Health/Reuters.com.

20 December 2013

Top 5 Parenting Programs improve mental health

A new University of Washington (UW) study has identified five parenting programs (including the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program) that are especially effective at reducing aggression, depression and anxiety in children, and result in better mental health and reduced substance abuse in adolescents.

06 December 2013

Parenting help to reduce crime

Rockdale County in the US state of Georgia is using parenting education and support to help reduce crime, create a healthier community, and break the cycle of child abuse says a report in The Rockdale News.

19 November 2013

Remember children’s emotional needs after natural disasters, says expert.

In the aftermath of natural disasters, children need ongoing support to help protect them from developing serious mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress and depression, according to a clinical psychologist who specialises in post-disaster care for families.

25 October 2013

New award for Triple P Online Community

A social network that delivers the University of Queensland’s Triple P – Positive Parenting Program has won a major national learning award, its second technological award this year.

25 October 2013

Triple P in South Africa

The University of South Africa’s Tirisano Centre plans to head up research into the effectiveness of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program in the City of Tshwane.

29 August 2013

African parents welcome Triple P ideas

Parents in the slums of Africa face a daily struggle to survive but a Triple P study suggests their dreams for their children appear the same as those of parents from more affluent countries.

27 July 2013

New website for Australian parents of a child with a disability

Australian parents of a child with a disability can now register for free Triple P – Positive Parenting Program help through the Australian Stepping Stones Triple P Project.