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Brief Parenting Advice includes two options:

A. Select Seminar Series

Each Select Seminar Series addresses three topics, one per seminar. They provide parents with general information about promoting their child’s development and serve as an introduction to Triple P – the Positive Parenting Program.

Parents who want to attend Triple P but don’t have a specific concern or issue to solve are encouraged to attend the Select Seminars Series. They can attend one, two or all three seminars within a series. There is a series adapted for parents of children 0–12, one for parents of teenagers and one for parents of children 0–12 with special needs.

B. Brief Primary Care and Triple P Cafés

Parents who are seeking support on a precise parenting issue or who are struggling with specific behavioural problem are encouraged to attend a Triple P Café. Triple P has over 50 different tip sheets addressing various issues or concerns specific to different age groups. Parents can attend as many Triple P Cafés as they desire.

During a Triple P Café, practitioners review key strategies as suggested in the tip sheets with small groups of parents. It is often recognize that the strategies learned can be used for a variety of parenting issues.

Topic specific Parenting Skills Training includes two options:

A. Discussion Groups

Discussion groups begin with a set topic presentation, followed by a group discussion covering common concerns parents have about their child or teen’s behaviours. There are four options for parents of children 0–12, 11 options for parents of children 0–12 with special needs and four options for parents of teenagers. Parents can attend as many topics presentations as they wish. 

B. Primary Care

The Primary Care Program consists of four weekly one-on-one sessions in the family home. It covers all positive parenting strategies and how to implement them. The program is adapted to parents of children 0–12, teenagers or children 0–12 with special needs. 

Please note: At this time, in order to access Primary Care, you must be actively involved with a community partner agency that is able to offer you this level as part of their service to your family.

Broad Focused Parenting Skills Training includes two options:

A. Standard Program (10 weeks, in-home)

Please note: At this time, the Standard Program’s 10-week in-home sessions are only available to parents actively involved with a community partner agency that is able to offer this as part of their service to your family.

B. Standard Group (eight weeks)

Standard Group provides a more in-dept learning of the positive parenting strategies, how to implement them and how to manage a variety of parenting issues.

Intensive Family Intervention includes three options:

A. Enhanced Triple P

Follows a level-4 intervention for families who need additional support to address more intensive parenting issues.

B. Pathways

Designed for parents who have a history of maltreating a child. These additional sessions are offered in-between sessions of a level-4 program.

C. Family Transitions

Designed for parents going through separation or divorce. Parents are encouraged to attend these sessions before registering for a level-4 intervention.