TRIPLE P is designed to provide the appropriate amount of support a parent needs to assist them in managing problems independently, and to provide communities with early intervention to prevent child abuse, mental illness and anti-social behavior.

It is one of the most effective evidence-based parenting programs in the world, backed up by more than 35 years of ongoing research. Triple P gives parents simple and practical strategies to help them build strong, healthy relationships, confidently manage their children’s behavior and prevent problems developing. Triple P is used in more than 30 countries and has been shown to work across cultures, socio-economic groups, and in many different kinds of family structures.

Why Triple P?

Triple P Puts You in Control

So YOU can:

Choose the strategies that fit your family from toddler to tweens to Pre-Teens and Teens
Develop your child’s emotional coping skills
Encourage the behavior you like
Teach new skills and support learning
Create more positive interactions
Deal calmly with conflict
Negotiate boundaries and expectations
Raise confident, capable children

What Parents Say

“I feel like I’m equipped with the knowledge and tips and tricks to manage tantrums and day-to-day challenges.”

“You know you’re learning to be a better parent, so I was happy to do [Triple P Online]. I didn’t find it hard; it was for a good cause.”

“The program [Teen Triple P Online] wasn’t judgmental, and I liked that, as well as the focus on giving praises, which as a single mom you can forget, because in many ways you’re in survival mode.”

Sign up if you're interested in future Triple P programs

Extension Crawford County offers varied Triple-P options – all online seminars, discussion sessions, workshops, etc. if you are interested in adding your name to receive future notifications, contact Amanda Griswold by email or call 608.326.0223.

2025 Class Dates

Triple P 0-12 Classes

Positive Parenting Virtual Seminars and Discussion Groups

Triple P – Positive Parenting Program Seminars and Discussion groups will provide parents of children ages 0-12 with specific strategies to raise confident and healthy children, build strong family relationships, manage behavior, and prevent problems from happening in the first place. Participate virtually from the comfort of your own home and walk away with more knowledge and confidence as a parent, along with strategies to address specific, problem behaviors such as dealing with disobedience. Attend 1, 2, or all!

Seminar and Discussion Group Topics:

The Power of Positive Parenting Seminar
Raising Confident Competent Children Seminar
Raising Resilient Children Seminar
Developing a Good Bedtime Routine

Participate virtually from the comfort of your own home and walk away with more knowledge and confidence as a parent! Offered FREE via Zoom for residents across the state.

Cost: FREE

Contact Amanda Griswold for more information: amanda.griswold@wisc.edu or call 608.326.0223.

Triple P Teenagers

Positive Parenting Program for children 12-16

2025 Triple P for Teens Classes

Are you looking to raise confident, healthy teens? Do you want to build strong relationships with your teens? Do you have a concern about your teen’s behavior? This virtual class is for you! Come fill your toolbox with strategies to make parenting easier and more joyful.

This virtual program is for parents and caregivers of teens 12 to 16 years of age. We will send class information via email to parents and caregivers who register.

2025 Classes – come to as many or as few as you’d like!

Friday, July 25 at 1pm | via ZOOM

Contact Amanda Griswold for more information: amanda.griswold@wisc.edu or call 608.326.0223.

Triple P Stepping Stones

Triple P Stepping Stones sessions is for parents and caregivers of children 0-12 years old who have a disability

The Triple P Stepping Stones Seminars series consists of three 90-minute virtual meetings that discuss how to positively parent children with a disability, how to help your child reach their potential, and how to change problem behavior into positive behavior. This series is for parents of children ages 0-12 with disabilities.

Helping Your Child Reach Their Potential

Changing Problem Behavior into Positive Behavior

Contact Amanda Griswold for more information: amanda.griswold@wisc.edu or call 608.326.0223.

Triple P Family Transitions

Positive Parenting Program – Triple P Family Transitions

Triple P Family Transitions for parents experiencing personal distress from separation or divorce, impacting their parenting.

This series will address:

Coping strategies for stressful situations
Developing plans to reduce parenting stress
Taking control of personal thoughts and reactions

Support Through Change: Triple P Family Transitions Program

Are you navigating the challenging journey of separation or divorce while trying to stay strong for your children? You’re not alone. Our Triple P Family Transitions program is here to help.

When: Thursdays, January 23 – February 20 from 5:30–7:30pm
Where: Online via Zoom
Duration: 5 weeks

Contact Amanda Griswold for more information: amanda.griswold@wisc.edu or call 608.326.0223.