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Management of Young Children Program (MYCP)

Education Queensland's Management of Young Children Program (MYCP) provides an early and proactive intervention program for parents which promotes skill building and relationship development.

In MYCP, parents are trained in multiple skills including praise, instruction giving, behaviour tracking, problem solving, prompting and shaping desirable, purposeful behaviour. The program runs for approximately six weeks for parents of children aged two to seven.

For further information, contact the appropriate district office.

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