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This website provides information on pelvic floor exercises for all men and women. Importantly it offers advice for men and women suffering the embarrassment of urinary and faecal incontinence, men experiencing erectile dysfunction and women who have sexual dysfunction. |
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Motivation is an international disability and development charity working in low-income countries to enhance the quality of life of people with mobility disabilities. Our programmes aim to improve opportunities by positively impacting on disabled people’s physical, social and economic situation to enable their full participation in society. |
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This website provides information on pelvic floor exercises for all men and women. Importantly it offers advice for men and women suffering the embarrassment of urinary and faecal incontinence, men experiencing erectile dysfunction and women who have sexual dysfunction. |
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The Sickle Cell Society believes that every sickle cell sufferer has the right to quality care. This can only be achieved if funding is made available to educate health carers and other professionals about the condition. The Society aims to provide this.
The Society does not discriminate between the types of sickle cell disorders or the ethnic groups concerned. Both sexes are equally affected, and should have equal access to support and services in a confidential and sensitive environment. We respect the views of every patient. |
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Continence UK is a division of Healthcomm UK and was launched as a communications company dedicated to assisting nurses and allied health professionals working in continence and urology services. We aim to provide highly-relevant practical and clinical information through a range of different mediums that will assist you in your day-to-day practice, enhancing your skills and providing a forum for education and dissemination of best practice. |
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The Cystitis and Overactive Bladder Foundation is a national patient-based information and support charity, providing resources for patients and professionals alike. It aims to help others understand their bladder condition and the treatments available to them. It provides a network of support groups throughout the UK and operates an information advice line offering over 70 fact sheets, leaflets and DVDs. It has the largest bladder related online message forum in Europe, allowing patients to support patients with a resource base of 32,000. COB Foundation members receive support and practical help, a free information pack and a quarterly magazine containing articles on the latest treatments and research. |
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Continentia is a nonprofit association established in 2009 and created by healthcare professionals involved in the urinary incontinence and voiding cycle disorders. The association is the natural evolution of the various continuing educational activities that this group of professionals has been carrying out since 2004.
The aims of the Association are: the promotion of research in incontinence and voiding cycle disorders (Research Area), teaching activities of all kinds in the field of the urinary disorders (for the general public, for undergraduate and graduate degrees in Health Science: Medicine, Nursing, Psychology and related), and the promotion of activities for the recognition of incontinence as a social problem, as well as improving the quality of life of patients with urinary incontinence and voiding cycle disorders (Health and social Area). |