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Parent Engagement Package: Comparing Strategies for Engaging Parents Into Parenting Programs
This study tests the effectiveness of different strategies for engaging parents into an evidence-based parenting skills intervention, the Triple P Positive Parenting Program, offered universally to parents of children attending one of six public elementary schools.
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