We'd like to acknowledge & thank our PLATINUM SPONSOR Kimberley Clark for their contribution to #NCOI24 Depend & Poise have a range of products solutions to help manage different levels & types of incontinence. Visit dependcare.com.au to find out more or request a sample.

Common signs that can indicate a pelvic floor problem include: ➡️ Incontinence ➡️ A bulging or discomfort in the pelvic area ➡️ Painful intercourse If you experience any of these symptoms, it is important to speak with a health professional. continence.org.au/about-continen… #pelvicfloor

Join us on Tues 3 September, for a free lunchtime webinar for women & gender diverse people in midlife. We'll be joined by two health professionals & a community member, to discuss how perimenopause & menopause can affect bladder control. Register now: loghic.eventsair.com/890124/343681/…

HURRY! Registration prices for the Victoria State Education Day will increase by $50 from 11.59pm on 23 August 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in your career, your skills and yourself. Register to day and save: continence.eventsair.com/stac2024/regis… #professionaldevelopment

🌸 Hurry, register now! 🌸 Join our expert panel as we discuss how to treat, manage and prevent bladder (wee) control problems during perimenopause and menopause. Register now and submit your questions for the webinar's Q&A session: loghic.eventsair.com/890124/343681/… #WomensHealthWeek

The Continence Foundation of Australia was proud to attend the Victorian School Nurses & First Aiders Conference, to promote our toilet training and paediatric resources. For more information about children and incontinence, visit our website: continence.org.au/children

The Continence Foundation of Australia is proud to be community partners with Jean Hailes for Women's Health for Women's Health Week 2024. Sign up to our mailing list and have access to free Women's Health Week resources delivered straight to your inbox: confirmsubscription.com/h/y/96D235B7E4…

➡️ Do you have to rush to the toilet? ➡️ Do you leak before you get to the toilet? ➡️ Do you wake up twice or more during the night to go to the toilet? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, it's time to speak with your GP. Get support: continence.org.au/womens_health_…

If you are experiencing incontinence, the first step is to talk to your GP or call the National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66 for free and confidential advice. Visit our website for a full list of health professionals who can help: continence.org.au/get-help/who-c…

After being diagnosed with a type of rectal prolapse, Margaret sought help from a network of health professionals including nurse continence specialists and pelvic floor physios. She now wants to share her story and encourages others to seek help: continence.org.au/news/margarets…

Women are more likely to have incontinence, particularly those who have been through pregnancy, childbirth, a hysterectomy or menopause. Let's make it easier to talk about incontinence and ask for help. Visit our website: continence.org.au/womens_health_… #WomensHealthWeek #incontinence

Caitlyn went from being very busy and active, to experiencing severe symptoms of weight loss, dizziness and stomach cramps. Read Caitlyn's experience with neurogenic bladder and her personal mission to raise awareness about incontinence: continence.org.au/news/leading-e… #WomensHealthWeek

One of the changes that many women notice during menopause is increased difficulty with bladder and bowel control. The good news is, in many cases incontinence can be prevented, better managed or even cured. Learn more: continence.org.au/incontinence/w… #WomensHealthWeek

Read a young woman's endometriosis story, as she shares her experience of being misdiagnosed and then her journey towards discovering the reason for her pain, bladder urgency and fatigue: continence.org.au/news/young-wom… #WomensHealthWeek #incontinence #endometriosis

Adding more fibre to your diet can help to improve bowel function by absorbing water and adding bulk to your bowel motions (poo). Eating fibre-rich foods regularly can help keep you regular! Learn how to include more fibre in your diet: continence.org.au/continence-hea… #WomensHealthWeek

It's a full house at the VIC State Education Day today! This sold out event features an extensive program covering bowel health, childhood functional constipation, pharmacotherapy & more. Register now for our other events across Australia. continence.org.au/STAC-education… #incontinence

Cost of Incontinence to Australia Tops $100 billion. New report from Deloitte highlights massive cost to the Australian economy continence.org.au/about-us/our-w…

The 'Economic Cost of Incontinence In Australia' report highlights that 71% of people with incontinence are younger than 65. These findings underscore the urgent need for comprehensive support, increased awareness & better treatment options. bit.ly/47rnWnt

The latest 'Economic Impact of Incontinence In Australia' report estimates that 2.4 million men & 4.8 million women are living with some form of incontinence. If you are experiencing symptoms, it's time to 'put your hand up' and seek help. continence.org.au/about-us/our-w…

Incontinence can affect every facet of life. According to the 'Economic Cost of Incontinence in Australia' report, $33.8 billion was lost in wellbeing due to days off work, unemployment due to the condition & seeking extra care for support. continence.org.au/about-us/our-w…