Assessment and Treatment Strategies for Incontinence

Over 25 million Americans suffer from temporary or chronic incontinence. The majority of these are women over the age of 50. Incontinence interferes with daily activities and can cause sufferers to avoid participation in activities with others. This course will provide instruction on identification ofthe four types of incontinence and walk through the most effective treatment rationales for exercises and modalities. At the conclusion of this course, therapists will be enabled with a better understanding on how to assess and treat incontinence.

Highlights

• Provide instruction in identification of the four types of incontinence
• The most effective treatment rationales for exercises and modalities
• Enable immediate application in the practice setting

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants