How can Happy Potty Time help with sphincter control?
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Self-paced digital course in which you will learn everything you need to know to help your child go from diapers to bladder and bowel independence. This webinar consists of 8 easy to follow modules with downloadable materials to support the video content.
This course if for you if you are thinking about potty training or if you have attempted potty training but it didn't go well and want to be more informed before your next attempt.
The course does not expire.
Curso disponible en Español.
Everything you need to know (and more) about nighttime dryness and how to transition out of diapers.
This course will walk you through why the goal is a dry night, why some children have difficulty with this transition and what are practical and easy to implement interventions to improve toilet habits and achieve a dry night.
1:1 Coaching sessions
Coaching sessions are 45-minute video calls to provide families with a dedicated space to discuss their specific situation. Before the session, you will fill out a questionnaire, helping us understand your child's needs and any concerns they may have.
During the session, we dive into these details, discussing your child's development, behaviors, and any challenges they may be facing. With my expertise as a pelvic floor physical therapist, and your expertise in your own child, we will work together to create a personalized plan tailored to your family’s needs.
Whether you're navigating the challenges of potty training or addressing pelvic floor concerns, our 1:1 sessions provide you with the guidance and support you need every step of the way. Let's work together to make potty time a happy time for your child!
What types of issues can we address?
The following symptoms can be addressed in a coaching session:
Urinary incontinence: being unable to hold pee, this includes enuresis which is being unable to hold pee overnight.
Urinary urgency: feeling a constant need to pee, even when bladder is not full
Urinary frequency: peeing more often than usual
Urinary retention: not fully emptying bladder
Fecal urgency: feeling quick need to poop
Fecal frequency: pooping more than usual
Fecal retention: unable to push out poop
Bowel incontinence: poop accidents
Pelvic pain