Positive Parenting Program (Triple P)
Acenda’s Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) is an evidence-based, trauma-informed program that gives parents practical tools to build strong relationships and manage children’s behavior with confidence. The program supports families in developing skills that help them stay connected, resilient, and prepared for everyday challenges.
We’re here to help with:
-
Stress & Anxiety
Teaching stress management, coping, and self-regulation strategies.
-
Behavioral Challenges in Children & Teens
Helping children and teens manage behavioral challenges while building healthy coping skills.
-
Family Conflict
Providing guidance and support to resolve family conflicts and strengthen relationships.
-
Community Resources
Connecting you to important resources to guide you through your wellness journey.
-
Parenting Support
Offering guidance and resources to help parents navigate challenges, strengthen relationships, and promote healthy family dynamics.
Eligibility
To be eligible for Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) services:
- Must be referred by DCP&P
- Must be a parent or guardian with children ages 0-12
- Children must currently reside in the parents or guardian’s home
- Family must be open and receiving services from DCP&P
What to Expect
-
Connecting with our Team
To enroll in the Triple P program, a parent or guardian must obtain a referral from DCP&P.
-
Initial Meeting
Parents or guardians will participate in an enrollment meeting where the program is reviewed. Following the meeting, families will be guided into either group or individual sessions based on their needs.
-
Moving Forward with Care
Parents or guardians will meet with a Triple P practitioner through individual sessions or group sessions, which may take place in person, during home visits, or within the community. Individual Triple P typically includes 10 weekly sessions lasting about 1–2 hours each, while Group Triple P includes 8 weekly sessions lasting approximately 2–2.5 hours.
Practitioners offer flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends, to meet family needs. Families enrolled in either format also have access to Care Management support, with care managers providing up to 3–4 contacts per month to help connect families with resources and community supports.
FAQ’s
Who is this service for?
The Triple P program is parents or guardians with children ages 0-12. Children must currently reside in the parents or guardian’s home and the family must be open and receiving services from DCP&P.
How long will it take to start receiving services?
Families are typically contacted within 3–5 days of a referral, whether the referral is self-initiated or made through DCP&P. Services usually begin within 7 days of the referral.
Do I need a referral to get started?
No, a referral is not required, though most families are referred by DCP&P.
Does this service cost anything?
No, the Triple P program does not cost anything.
Are services provided in person, virtual, or both?
Services are provided in person, either individually or in group settings, and take place in the home or within the community.
