Should I lift and squeeze or see a Health Pro?
Should I lift or squeeze or see a Health Professional?
What symptoms and risks should I be looking for?
Download a copy of this great resource here
GATF chart
Get in touch so we can help answer any of your questions and direct you onto further help if your need it!
You can even take the plunge and make a call to the National Continence Helpline. Our supportive and experienced Health Professionals know heaps about these risks and symptoms and can advise or direct you onto further help near to where you live if you need it!
MORE RESOURCES
We are continually developing new resources to help you!
Check out this great resource booklet and posters to help you and others you know be more aware and empowered to take better care down below
Resource Booklet Posters
We’re shouting it from the rooftops!
It is known that urinary incontinence and pelvic floor problems in young people is both underdiagnosed and under-reported. Some of us may not address the problem or seek specialist help due to embarrassment and not even knowing it’s a legit issue! We shouldn’t have to stop doing the things we love when there is help out there to improve and even stop incontinence in its tracks! No more silence!
Getting aware of our health below is what we’re about – empowering you to get a real handle on things, learn how to look after yourself and be in control!
Incontinence is preventable and treatable
Pelvic floor muscle exercises are a big part of understanding how we get familiar with how things work down below.
This includes things to do with controlling the ins and outs of our pee and poo (bladder and bowel) function and even our sexual health and function!
Incontinence and pelvic floor problems can still be experienced in similar or different ways as well as happen for a lot of different reasons — because everyone of us has our own unique story with our own experiences to match!
Go Against the Flow
Go Against the Flow (GATF) is a primary health prevention campaign to raise awareness amongst young women. GATF was started with one main goal – to let young women know about incontinence; that it does happen, but it doesn’t have to!
Like many women’s issues, there is something that can be done to treat incontinence and GAFT is a website along with our socials where young women can get important information and support. Check out more via our other Website pages and socials or get in touch below!
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