Small changes, Big differences
What is Triple P?
Triple P is a parenting program for parents and is supported by 30 years of research. It follows a helpful, positive approach to raising children. The goal of Triple P is to help you create a positive, caring relationship with your children and family.
Why Triple P?
Triple P is for every parent, whether you have a specific problem or are just looking for advice on common, everyday parenting issues. It provides easy to use tips and new ideas that will help you build confidence and new skills.
What Does Triple P Teach?
The Triple P program is built on five principles of positive parenting:
1. Ensuring a safe, interesting environment
2. Creating a positive learning environment
3. Using assertive discipline
4. Having realistic expectations
5. Taking care of yourself as a parent
Triple P offers information and tips on the following main parenting skills:
· Developing positive relationships
· Encouraging desirable behaviour
· Teaching children new behaviours and skills
· Managing misbehaviour
Support for Every Parent and Every Family
Triple P helps you give your child the best start in life. Every child and family has unique needs. The great thing is that Triple P has different ways of helping. For example you might just want to attend a public seminar, or maybe you like the idea of a parenting group. Perhaps you’d rather talk to a Triple P Practitioner on an individual basis. Whatever your parenting needs may be, Triple P is there to help.
Triple P Partners
Triple P is available at many agencies throughout the District of Thunder Bay:
· Dilico Anishinabek Family Care
· Thunder Bay District Health Unit
· North of Superior Programs
· Best Start Hubs
· NorWest Community Health Centres
· George Jeffrey Children’s Centre
· The Municipality of Greenstone
· Children’s Centre Thunder Bay
· Communities Together For Children
· The Children’s Aid Society of the District of Thunder Bay
· Brass Bell Family Resource Centre
· Our Kids Count
For more information about Triple P in the Thunder Bay District,
visit www.triple-p.ca or call 211.