Triple P: Family Transitions
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- Private 1:1
- Live
- Without Ex
- With Ex
Family Transitions Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) helps parents navigate separation or divorce with confidence, using proven, evidence-based strategies. In five friendly, practical sessions, parents learn how to reduce conflict, support children’s wellbeing, and strengthen family relationships.
Course Highlights
- Evidence-based strategies for positive co-parenting
- Tools to reduce stress and support children’s resilience
- Flexible delivery: online or in-person
The purpose of Triple P: Family Transitions is to help parents adjust, cope, and thrive during separation or divorce, while minimising negative impacts on children. Through practical strategies and guided support, the course builds parenting confidence, strengthens co-parenting relationships, and reduces parental stress. By focusing on protective factors like positive parent–child interactions, it helps families create a stable, supportive environment where children feel secure and loved. The programme is research-backed, adaptable to individual needs, and focuses on building positive parenting skills that minimise the impact of change on children.
Providers Qualifications
- Triple P Accredited Practitioner
- QCF Level 4/5 (recommended)
- 24.5 hours specialist training completed
- Experience in family support roles
- Accredited for Family Transitions Triple P delivery
Resources
- Comprehensive parenting workbook
- 17 evidence-based parenting strategies
- Access to local Triple P practitioners
- Triple P Online learning platform
- Certificates upon completion
Safeguarding Measures
Suitable for all levels of need. Additional safeguarding support is provided by the delivering organisation. Facilitators are trained to work sensitively with parents while prioritising children’s wellbeing.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDING NOTICE FOR ALL PROGRAMMES
If you or your child are at risk of harm, this program may not be suitable for your situation. If you have urgent child protection concerns or feel you are in immediate danger, please seek help from the appropriate services:
Police (999 in an emergency)
Social Services (your local authority)
Domestic Abuse Helpline (UK: 0808 2000 247)
NSPCC Child Protection Helpline (UK: 0808 800 5000)
For immediate safety concerns, please seek professional support as soon as possible.
If you are experiencing domestic abuse but are not in immediate danger, you may still find support through this program.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDING NOTICE FOR ALL PROGRAMMES
If you or your child are at risk of harm, this program may not be suitable for your situation. If you have urgent child protection concerns or feel you are in immediate danger, please seek help from the appropriate services:
Police (999 in an emergency)
Social Services (your local authority)
Domestic Abuse Helpline (UK: 0808 2000 247)
NSPCC Child Protection Helpline (UK: 0808 800 5000)
For immediate safety concerns, please seek professional support as soon as possible.