Support for Parents and their Children, the solution you’re looking for!
Providing support to families for their social, emotional, mental health, wellbeing and relationship challenges.
Positive Parenting Program
Triple P is a scientifically researched family support strategy designed to help parents improve their parenting skills and build positive relationships...
Positive Parenting Seminars
Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) is offered to parents, teen parents and adults who interact with children and youth. Seminars are offered...
Family Preservation & Reunification
These services include a range of interventions and support to families, from seminars to intensive in-home family support and counselling...
Counselling
For parents who require more support with applying positive parenting strategies, issues around divorce, separation, anxiety, depression or mental health concerns, counselling...
Respite
Write in blue Parenting is fun and rewarding but may also be stressful at times. Self-care is very important. We provide respite for parents and guardians who may need a break.
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Our Approach
At Connections Community Services (CCS), we use a variety of strategies to support families past many common roadblocks faced in communication between parent-child/youth relationships. Triple P is the first level of intervention used to improve communication among family members. Sometimes parents need a break and we know that self-care is important. Respite services are available as well as family and individual counselling to support all your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Triple P tell parents how to be a parent?
No. Triple P offers parents some different strategies to think about that are based on research and evidence
Do you offer strategies to manage aggressive behaviours with my child/youth?
Yes. Triple P addresses these common issues
Am I a bad parent if I have to do a Triple P program?
You are an amazing parent for taking the Triple P program. It shows that you want what is best for your family and you are open to trying new things.
What if I find out after taking the Adverse Childhood Effects (ACEs) test that my child/youth has been exposed to trauma or is at- risk of developing trauma. What should I do?
Remain calm. This is the first step to getting help. Speak to your family doctor. Speak to us. We will connect you to resources for support. We work with psychologists, psychotherapists and social workers who may provide counselling for you.
I want someone to work with my child/youth for a few hours in the evening. Where can I go for help?
Connections Community Services provides respite supports 24/7. Scroll down to the bottom of our page to our Let’s Connect section. Let us know your needs and someone from our team will get back to you.