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Inside information on the ‘Inside’

Inside information on the ‘Inside’

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | Oct 4, 2018 | CEO's Blog, News, Women

Have you ever been in a prison. How would you feel. Who would you expect to meet and how do you think they will respond to you?

Strength versus Skills – Pelvic Floor Muscle Training

Strength versus Skills – Pelvic Floor Muscle Training

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | Sep 14, 2018 | CEO's Blog, News

Stress is a major barrier to learning new skills, which can slow the recovery of post-operative guys even more. Regaining continence has a lot more to do with skills training of the pelvic floor

I laughed my socks off and it wasn’t funny!

I laughed my socks off and it wasn’t funny!

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | Mar 20, 2018 | CEO's Blog

Check out this blog post on Bladder leakage & Urge Incontinence from the GATFaus team and Terry, our Pelvic Health Physiotherapist 

Pelvic Floor Muscle Training – Effective treatment for Incontinence

Pelvic Floor Muscle Training – Effective treatment for Incontinence

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | Sep 13, 2017 | CEO's Blog

How many times have you heard someone wish their incontinence could be cured without surgery, pills, injections or side effects? Imagine telling them that for some types of incontinence this treatment is not only possible, but is recommended as first line treatment

Spoil for Choice – Right Pad, Right Time

Spoil for Choice – Right Pad, Right Time

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | May 9, 2017 | CEO's Blog, January

With so many different disposable incontinence pads available in the marketplace choosing the best pad for the needs of you or your loved one can become onerous and confusing. Here are some tips to consider that may simplify the choices you make;

Improving toilet accessibility can reduce urinary incontinence

Improving toilet accessibility can reduce urinary incontinence

by Jenny @ Continence Victoria | May 9, 2017 | CEO's Blog, January

Toilet accessibility may need to be addressed if you or a family member needs to visit the toilet frequently because of a bladder or bowel problem.

Small changes can have a big impact, and it starts with altering physical barriers and daily routine.

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