Every family needs support sometimes! Thanks to a combined community effort—the Parent Support Initiative of Knox County— all Knox County families, parents and caregivers can get free Triple P.
We all want our kids to be happy and healthy, and ready to succeed in life. But how can you know you’re doing the best thing? And what if you’d like to know more about how to deal with common issues?
You can take the guesswork out of parenting with the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program’s simple practical strategies. They’ve been proven to work, and they give you the skills and confidence to make parenting easier, and more fun!
Triple P gives you tips and ideas to help make family life calmer. It’s not ‘one size’ fits all – you can do as much, or as little, as you like. You choose what works best for you.
And now you can do Triple P for free in Knox County!
Not sure which Triple P program is right for you? The Triple P Selector can help.
Triple P Programs in Knox County
Knox County parents and caregivers can do any or all of the free Triple P courses below.
Seminars – positive parenting in a nutshell
Even when parenting is great, a few tips can help make life easier. Get fresh ideas for raising kids in our 90-minute seminars. Choose from three different topics.
Up to 12 years
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Primary Care - for everyday problems
A problem or two with your child? Try a quick, tailored way to get strategies to help. Just you and a Triple P provider. Approx. 4 sessions / 15-30 minutes each.
Up to 12 years
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Discussion Groups – for common parenting problems
Parents with the same single problem join a two-hour group that provides practical targeted solutions. Choose from a range of topics tailored for parents of younger kids or teens.
Up to 12 years
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Teen
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Group – for everything you want to know
Be prepared for anything raising kids or teenagers can throw at you, with the toolkit of parenting strategies you get in this small group course. Usually, parents meet over 4-8 weeks. You’re not alone!
Up to 12 years
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Teen
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