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We talked to Dr Tanya Osicka, Health Psychologist at Tanya Osicka Psychology, about how carers can look after themselves and avoid burnout. Q: What are some of the mental health

Welcome to the Autumn edition of Bridge magazine, our flagship publication about all things bladder and bowel health. In this edition, we are celebrating approximately three million at-home carers across

Lena became a nurse continence specialist after meeting a patient who had suffered with incontinence for over a decade without telling anyone. "I visited a patient one day to assist

Incontinence affects many children and adults with autism and/or intellectual disability for a range of different reasons. “The best advice I have for parents around toileting for children with autism

Mandy recently lost her husband, George, who battled with complex medical problems stemming from rheumatoid arthritis. After suffering for many years with what he thought were recurrent chest infections and

“ Bedwetting once a week is clinically significant, the size of the accident doesn’t matter,” Dr Aniruddh Deshpande, Paediatric Urologist and Head of Surgery at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead

Taking regular breaks from your caring duties is important to avoid burnout and maintain your own health and wellbeing. There are services that can help. If you are reading this

What does good continence care in residential aged care look like? And how to advocate for better Many families caring for a loved one will reach the stage where they

Q: When/how did you become involved with the Great Dunny Hunt? A: I became involved in the Great Dunny Hunt in 2021 after seeing it promoted in my local paper

Dear diary… A day in the life of someone experiencing incontinence BIO: Since giving birth to her four children, Maria has experienced daily urinary leakage ( incontinence ) that requires