Positive Parenting focuses on building a connection and a healthy relationship with children while also providing children with boundaries, structure and natural consequences when needed.
Positive Parenting Malta
The aim of Positive Parenting Malta is to promote psycho-educational material and support for parents to enable them to provide a healthy environment and foster the development of a secure attachment with their children. Parents will be provided with positive parenting techniques and guidelines which are founded through research in the field and have the family dynamics and child development at heart. Parents will also have space to ask questions to professionals in the field. Moreover, support, information and guidance to the relevant local services will be given.
Charlene Aquilina – Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist
Charlene Aquilina – Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist
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Jennifer Dimech
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Nadege Butigieg
Today we are going to meet Nadege Buttigieg – A midwife and a recruiter of the Perinatal Mental Health Pilot Pr...
Clarissa Sammut Scerri
Dr. Clarissa Sammut Scerri, University Senior Lecturer in the Department of Child and Family Studies, Counselling Psy...
Janice Sargent
Janice Seargeant, a Counselling Psychologist is the Research Manager of the Research Project on Parents during the Pe...
Ben Camille
Today we had a chat with Ben Camille, who shared with us his experience of becoming a parent. We encourage you to tak...
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Our Vision
What is Positive Parenting?
Hon. Michael
Falzon
Parenting is a way of handing over the baton from one generation to the next. It is through good positive parenting, that children learn to be empathic, kind, and of good moral character.
Ruth
Sciberras
Children bring so much joy and hope into the world and they are crucial to the future well-being of our society. The first years of life may be seen as a crucial investment for the wellbeing of children and beyond.
Professor
Angela Abela
This Strategy is based on the Council of Europe Strategy for the Rights of the Child (2012-2015) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child which Malta ratified in 1990.
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