Moving Beyond the Leakages: Practical Strategies to Manage Incontinence

Incontinence (for dementia)

Talk to the physician to see if medication, enlarged prostate or a urinary tract infection might be causing the problem, especially if there is a sudden onset of incontinence. Investigate various incontinence supplies. There are many kinds of pads and unde

5. Toileting and Incontinence (Caregiver College Video Series)

This video covers how dealing with a loved one’s incontinence is more manageable than you may think. You’ll learn how to help a care recipient with their waning toileting skills and problems with incontinence.

Caring for Someone with Incontinence: Emotional and Social Issues

When asked, many family and partner caregivers say that heavy incontinence would tip their decision towards moving a loved one to a nursing home. What makes this such an emotionally difficult turning point? Incontinence can be the last straw in a stressful

Living with Incontinence: Social and Emotional Challenges

Most people who live with incontinence do not tell anyone about it, often not even their doctor(s) and especially not their friends. Family members might be the ones to bring up the subject, especially if the house is beginning to smell or furniture is soi