Conquering Incontinence for Kids: A Child's Journey of Empowerment with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a compassionate and practical resource for children struggling with bladder control issues and their caregivers. This book offers a gentle introduction to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques specifically tailored for young readers dealing with incontinence. Inside, you'll find engaging illustrations, relatable stories, and easy-to-understand activities that help children build self-esteem, manage anxiety, and develop healthy habits. With a focus on empowerment and positivity, this guide teaches kids valuable coping strategies, such as challenging negative thoughts, practicing relaxation techniques, and celebrating their progress. Author Alice Jennifer, an experienced mother, provides parents and caregivers with expert insights and practical advice on supporting their child's emotional well-being throughout their journey. This book also includes helpful resources, such as bladder tracking charts, reward systems, and communication tips for discussing incontinence with sensitivity and understanding. "Conquering Incontinence for Kids: A Child's Journey of Empowerment with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy" is an essential tool for any child learning to manage incontinence and gain confidence in their ability to overcome challenges. With its compassionate approach and proven CBT strategies, this book paves the way for brighter, drier days ahead.

"Bowel & Bladder dysfunction in children 4-12 years old & behavioral, exercise & nutritional treatment."

Elimination disorders (such as daytime wetting or soiling) are common in childhood. This manual presents a new and effective training program for children and adolescents with nocturnal enuresis, daytime urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, or a combination of these forms, who do not respond to standard measures. After discussing the different types of incontinence and comorbid psychological disorders, the expert team of authors (a psychotherapist, a pediatric nurse, a psychologist, and a psychiatrist) describe a 7-9 session program of bladder and bowel training, primarily for use in groups but which can also be used with individuals. The training encompasses psychoeducation, operant reinforcement, emotion regulation, and relaxation techniques – all presented in a "child-friendly", playful manner. The manual itself is accompanied by a wealth of colorful, attractive, printable worksheets and other educational materials suitable for youngsters, which cover topics such as healthy drinking and eating habits, stress and emotion regulation, body perception, toilet training, and relaxation techniques. This manual is a superb resource for pediatricians, specialists in child and adolescent psychiatry, psychologists, nurses, urotherapists, and all other professionals looking for well-founded, hands-on guidance on treating children and adolescents with incontinence.

Step-by-step guidance for parents and carers on helping childrenand adolescents achieve continence.Soiling is a distressing and often stigmatizing problem that iscommon in children and can also affect adolescents. This clearlywritten book shows parents and carers how to assess and treatsoiling problems effectively.Whether the problem is soiling with or without constipation, toiletrefusal, or soiling with wetting, the chapters provide step-by-stepinstructions and concrete ideas to help children and adolescentsachieve continence. All recommendations are based on the latestscientific studies and guidelines such as those of the InternationalChildren's Continence Society (ICCS). Useful charts andquestionnaires help identify the exact problem, track progress on adaily basis, and increase motivation.This practical guide is ideal for parents as well as for teachers,educators, and caregivers.