CICC’s New Confident Parenting Program (NCP) formerly Confident Parenting: Survival Skill Training Program
Program/Intervention Name
Category
Behavioral Management and Treatment, Family Functioning, Parenting Skills - Training and Enhancement
Program/Intervention Description
What: The Confident Parenting: Survival Skill Training Program uses a cognitive-behavioral orientation to train parents in using non-violent child management skills in their relationships with children. Parents are also encouraged to use such skills in relating to spouses and other adults. It was originally developed in the 1970s in child mental health settings and has become the program of choice in many other human service and educational settings since that time. How: The program is designed as a ten-session program to be used with small groups of parents for 10 consecutive weeks, with either monthly booster sessions; or the opportunity to take the entire program for a second time.
Intervention Target Population Identified (Age Group)
0-5, 6-12
Program Goals/Outcomes
Parents with child management problems like disruptiveness, disobedience, restlessness, tantrums, bedwetting, shyness, aggressiveness, laziness, and fears
QIC Target Group
General - 3
QIC Adoption/Guardianship Relevance Levels
LEVEL 6: General Population
QIC level of Evidence
LEVEL 4: Promising Practice
Intervention Web Site/URL
Contact Person/Purveyor
Agency/Affiliation
Contact Email
Contact Phone
External Links (Registry/Other Catalog)
- California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse: www.cebc4cw.org/program/confident-parenting-survival-skill-training-program/detailed
