Child & Family Behavior Therapy · 1995 · 20 citations · 0 references
NursingPediatricsPsychologyBladder ManagementChild DevelopmentSelf-management SupportBehavior TherapyBehavioral InterventionsChild Behavior InterventionCognitive Behavioral TherapyUrinary ContinenceUrinary IncontinenceBehavioral UrotherapyBladder ControlCognitive Behavioral Intervention PlanningCognitive-communication InterventionPediatric Urinary ContinenceSleep-related EnuresisUrinary Habits
This paper describes a cognitive intervention package for increasing self-control and decreasing primary nocturnal enuresis in young children. The package is comprised of five gradual steps directed towards changing maladaptive concepts, and helping the child to understand the enuresis process, increase bladder control, develop self-control, and eliminate enuresis.