• Triple
P Professional Training • Overview of training
•Accreditation
• Contract Arrangements
Triple P Professional Training is a 5-step process that includes the following:
- attendance at a dedicated two-part training course
- reviewing manual, course participant notes, video
- completion of accreditation requirements implementation of Triple P in the workplace, including development of peer support networks
- access to the Triple P Practitioner Network
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| Participant
Notes |
Each participant receives a Participant Notes booklet that guides the training sessions and reduces the need for extensive note-taking during training. |
| Intensive
Training |
The courses are skill-based and involve training in the theoretical and professional skills required to implement the program effectively with families. Instructional methods include: didactic presentations, video and live demonstrations of strategies, simulated practice of consultation skills in small groups, feedback, and clinical problem solving exercises. The course is divided into two parts. |
| Competency
Practice and Accreditation |
The second part of training involves a competency practice and accreditation day, is scheduled 8-10 weeks after the first part of the training course. This integral part of training leads to greater confidence and competence with Triple P, and also to official accreditation as a Triple P practitioner. |
| Resource
Materials |
For implementation after training, specific resource materials (e.g., practitioner kits) are needed depending on the course. The organization is responsible for purchasing these resource materials from Triple P America so that they will be available to each participant at the beginning of the training course. |
• Triple
P Professional Training • Overview of training
•Accreditation
• Contract Arrangements
Contact
information: Email: triplepa@bellsouth.net
Telephone: (803) 787.9944
Mailing Address: Triple P
America • 4840 Forest Drive # 308 • Columbia, SC 29206