Bridge is the free magazine of the Continence Foundation of Australia, written for people with incontinence and their family, friends or carers. Inside the autumn 2019 issue, see what makes toilets award-winning across the globe, view the pelvic floor in 3D and learn how to avoid prolapse when working out.
Bridge is the Continence Foundation’s free magazine written for people with incontinence and their family, friends or carers. This edition features a young man who has shared his story of living with bedwetting since he was 15. Also inside is information on Royal Commissions, aged care, UTIs, financial help for incontinence products and bowel health.
Bridge is the free magazine of the Continence Foundation of Australia. The Autumn 2021 edition focuses on women’s health. Inside, you’ll read about pelvic health through life stages, personal stories, invisible disability, and the gut and brain link.
Bridge is the free magazine of the Continence Foundation of Australia, written for people with incontinence and their family, friends or carers. Inside the spring 2018 edition, cover star Anja Christoffersen shares her perspective as a young person living with continence concerns. Continence Foundation Board President, Michael Murray, opens up about his personal post-surgery story, and we learn about a South Australian council that's helping men with incontinence.
Bridge is the free magazine of the Continence Foundation of Australia, written for people with incontinence and their family, friends or carers. Inside the Spring 2019 edition, we reflect on and celebrate 30 years of the Foundation. Also featured is a story from a parent’s perspective, how an afternoon lie-down helped David’s nocturia, info on women’s health, and more.
Bridge is the free magazine of the Continence Foundation of Australia. The Spring 2020 edition features author and model Anja Christoffersen sharing what incontinence has taught her. Also inside, meet Brian and his experience of prostate surgery during the pandemic.
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