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The Victorian Continence Resource Centre works to promote continence for all Victorians. 1:4 people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds experience loss of bladder and/or bowel control referred to as incontinence. The majority of people do not seek help because of embarrassment, shame or thinking nothing can be done.
Our Vision: Speaking Up for Continence Health
Our Mission: Awareness, Prevention and Treatment
VCRC Bladder and Bowel Clinic
The VCRC Continence Assessment Clinic is Now Open for Business!
Appointments are necessary – Consultations can be done in our clinic, at your home or virtually – We work with all age groups and conditions .
Visit our Bladder and Bowel Clinic page for further information!
Recent Posts
CFA Vic Branch 8th Annual State Conference
Our 8th Annual State Conference Proactive Continence Care; Good nights, Better days will be held on Thursday May 30th and Friday May 31st, 2019 at RACV Torquay Resort. Visit our Conference News for further details and to... read more
VCRC Toilet Coaching Workshop Series
This workshop is dedicated to Professionals working with families and children with additional needs. Our next in house workshop will be Wednesday February 6th. Our program attracts 5 Professional Devlopment (PD) hours. This workshop will cover:
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VCRC Bladder and Bowel Clinic Assessments
The Victorian Continence Resource Centre now provides Bladder and Bowel Clinic Assessments for all ages serving all of Victoria.
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Practical Tips for when you’re simply busting
Use these steps to help calm your bladder down when you’re desperate for the loo and it’s just to far away to reach safely. Urge suppression….
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Go Against The Flow
GATFaus is a health awareness initiative that has been several years in the making. It’s about empowering teen girls to build a community where they can talk about the ‘below the belt’ issues they experience, starting with incontinence.
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VCRC – Catheterisation Workshop
This four 5 hour program aims to provide Division 1 Registered Nurses and Division 2 Nurses with the theory and the psychomotor skills required to insert suprapubic (SPC) and indwelling urethral catheters (IDC).
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