Helping Clients Manage Incontinence Through Bladder and Bowel Incontinence Management Training
Bladder and bowel incontinence can deeply affect a client’s independence, dignity, and emotional well-being. Left unmanaged, it can lead to infections, social withdrawal, and a significant decline in quality of life. Caregivers often struggle with how to support clients compassionately while using techniques that truly make a difference.
The Bowel and Bladder Training Course teaches caregivers what causes incontinence, how to identify early warning signs, and how to apply proven toileting and behavioral techniques that help clients regain control. From understanding constipation to practicing bladder training routines, caregivers learn step-by-step strategies that reduce risks, prevent complications, and support healthier daily functioning.
After completing the course, caregivers will be equipped to help clients manage symptoms more confidently, protect their dignity, and maintain a greater sense of independence. This training not only improves client outcomes—it enhances your organization’s reputation for delivering respectful, results-driven personal care.
Course Goals
✅Define urinary incontinence and its symptoms
✅Identify the causes of urinary incontinence
✅List the signs of urinary incontinence
✅Explain the toileting techniques
✅Identify the behavior treatment tips for urinary incontinence
✅Explain what causes bowel incontinence
✅Define constipation and its symptoms
✅Describe what causes constipations and how you can help
✅Explain how to retrain the bowel and bladder
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, the learner will be able to:
✅Demonstrate an understanding of urinary and bowel incontinence
✅Recognize the signs of incontinence in clients
✅Reduce the risk of incontinence in clients
✅Apply behavior treatment tips for urinary incontinence
✅Show proper toileting techniques to clients
✅Assist clients in managing constipation
✅Assist clients in retraining their bowel and bladder
