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As Covid-19 resulted in the postponement of our annual face-to-face education days, we have the following webinars available, with men's and women's health webinars available from mid-November:

  • Daytime Wetting in Children, LUT Symptoms - Victoria Scott, Consultant Paediatric Surgeon and Urologist
  • Nutritional Care of Constipation in Children - Vanessa Pinny, Paediatric Dietitian (Hawke's Bay DHB)
  • Working with Children and Families with Toileting Difficulties - Nicola McDonald, Child and Family Psychologist
  • Constipation in Children - Lisa Smith, Children's Continence Nurse (Beacon Aotearoa)
  • Bowel Motion Training for Children with Disabilities - Kristina Spasovski, Registered Psychologist/BCBA (BeChange Behavioural Services)
These webinars are available via our member portal. To access, please login here if you are a member. You can contact us at info@continence.org.nz - if you are unsure of your password, or use the password reset function.

If you are not a member and would like to access this education, please complete our membership registration process here. Membership is $50 per annum for an individual, and also entitles you to other benefits, as outlined on our membership page.

Education for fitness professionals

Did you know that almost every exercise your client does affects their pelvic floor?
And that some exercises can actually harm these muscles, leading to bladder or bowel control problems that can significantly impact their lives? Harmful exercises may not only cause problems to start but can worsen existing problems.

Bladder or bowel weakness (incontinence) is a common problem, affecting nearly 1.1 million New Zealanders. Women experience these problems more than men, with one in every three women who have ever had a baby reporting some degree of urinary incontinence.

We have designed a programme to educate and empower fitness professionals on this very important issue.

The aims of the workshop:
  • To understand basic anatomy and function of the pelvic floor and core.
  • To be aware of the types of dysfunction of the pelvic floor and core.
  • To learn how to screen clients for pelvic floor dysfunction.
  • To know how to apply Pelvic Floor Safety when developing an exercise programme
Click here to register

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