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Frequently
Asked Questions by Parents About Triple P
What resource materials are recommended if I want to use Triple P for my children?
For parents with children in the birth to 12 year old range, the following resources are recommended:
Every Parent's Self-Help Workbook
Every Parent's Survival Guide video
Special topic videos for selected issues
For parents of teenagers, the following resource is recommended:
Every Parent's Guide to Teenagers video
Will I be able to find a Triple P provider in my community in the future?
Several communities in the U.S. currently have Triple P providers. However, because Triple P is relatively new, most communities do not yet have Triple P providers. To help bring Triple P to your community, it is suggested that you ask the professionals who serve your family to consider adding Triple P to their parent consultation skills. There are a number of service providers who might be interested in Triple P, such as your child's pediatrician, childcare or preschool director, school counselor or parent educator, mental health professional, or other individual who routinely consults with parents. You may also want to let other parents you know learn more about Triple P, and encourage them to talk with service providers as well. Triple P is likely to grow steadily in the coming months, with more communities adding the various levels of Triple P to their services.
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