Triple P – Positive Parenting Program

It’s not only children and teens who benefit from positive parenting. It also makes family life more enjoyable, easier and more rewarding for parents.

More and more parents understand that it’s okay to ask for help and, in Queensland, positive parenting support to suit every family is free for any parent or carer of a child up to 16 years old.

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program is used around the world and was developed right here in Queensland. It helps parents to raise children and teens who grow up to be happy and healthy. Thousands of Queensland parents have already done Triple P and recommend it.

Triple P offers practical skills and tools to help parents:

  • develop strong, positive relationships with their children
  • set limits and establish family routines that work
  • encourage and teach prosocial skills
  • confidently respond to challenges
  • balance work and family with less stress
  • create a happy, safe, and supportive family

What support is available for parents?

No matter what stage of life your child is at—or what challenges you’re facing—Triple P can help you learn simple but proven ways to give them the best opportunity to reach their full potential. It offers a range of seminars, group workshops and one-on-one consultations delivered as either:

  • one-off sessions
  • part of a series over several weeks or months
  • self-paced online courses including Triple P Online for Baby, Triple P Online, Teen Triple P Online and Fear-Less Triple P Online.

You can choose as much or as little help as you like—depending on your individual preferences and situation—and you choose which strategies you'd like to try at home.

How can I do Triple P for free?

Free training to become an accredited Triple P provider

Do you or your organisation provide family and parenting support to Queensland families and offer some services at no charge to parents and carers? If so, there may be opportunities for free professional development in Triple P.

About Triple P

Practitioners can train to deliver a variety of Triple P programs and it’s easy to tailor your services to meet your community’s needs with:

  • individual sessions
  • one-off small or large groups
  • more intensive multi-week programs delivered in groups or individually.

There are also specific courses for practitioners working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, families with children with anxiety, families with children with disabilities and more.

Triple P interventions are aligned with trauma-informed and attachment approaches and are responsive to diverse community needs. Triple P has been proven to assist vulnerable and complex families, including those experiencing or who’ve experienced family violence, drug and alcohol misuse, child protection or parents living will mental illness.

Implementation Support

To help integrate Triple P into their service provision, participating organisations are supported by an Implementation Consultant. Additionally, Indigenous Implementation Consultants are available to help agencies deliver Triple P in a culturally-informed way. Plus, program materials are available in a range of languages to support families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Find out more

If you’re an agency in Queensland with 10 or more practitioners seeking professional development in Triple P, contact qld@triplep.net

Individual practitioners can find and enrol in upcoming professional development courses.