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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).

7th Annual State Conference – Thank you

Thank you to all those who attended and supported our 7th Annual State Conference The Scope and Spectrum of Incontinence May 17th – 18th, 2018, RACV Goldfields.

Why the Pelvic Floor is important – FREE GIVEAWAY!

The low down on the importance of a strong and healthy pelvic floor + A FREE GIVEAWAY to help you stop bladder leaks for good!

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.

Reclaim Your Core – Health Workshop September 5th

Free in house Workshop. Do you know your Pelvic Floor is part of your Core? Would you like to improve your Core function and control?

VCRC Toilet Coaching Workshop

This workshop is dedicated to Professionals working with families and children with additional needs. Our next in house workshop will be Wednesday August 15th. Our program attracts 5 Professional Devlopment (PD) hours. This workshop will cover:

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.

One step At A Time – The Expert Toilet Training Guide

One Step At A Time – The Expert Toilet Training Guide simplifies the process providing 5 easy steps to work through with your child to achieve independence.

Spoil for Choice – Right Pad, Right Time

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

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.