Incontinence takes mental toll on younger women
New research from the University of Adelaide shows middle-aged women are more likely to suffer depression as the result of a common medical problem they find too embarrassing to talk about: urinary incontinence.
Media release: Incontinence is an issue too big to ignore
To help promote World Continence Week the Continence Foundation of Australia has created a media release, which can be forwarded to your local media outlet.
Evidence-based guidance on continence products
Users of continence products will welcome the recent launch of the Continence Product Advisor website.
World Continence Week and a new language initiative
Incontinence is a problem in anyone's language and we now have translated continence information in 20 languages.
The winner of the Continence Carer of the Year Award receives a prize of $1000.
Applications for Conference Scholarship Program now open
Applications for the 2013 National Conference on Incontinence Scholarship Program are now open. The closing date for applications is 5pm Friday 26 July, 2013.
Announcing scholarship winners!
We're thrilled to announce the winners of the eight Vocational Graduate Certificate in Continence Promotion and Management scholarships.
Physiotherapy research grant application now open
A grant of $10,000 is offered to a Victorian continence physiotherapist.
22nd National Conference on Incontinence
Sponsorship prospectus now available.
Ensure your fitness regimen protects the pelvic floor
Calling all registered nurses and physiotherapists
Are you looking to increase your knowledge and skills in continence promotion and management?