The Continence Project at CDCI

The Continence Project is a collaborative project of the CDCI at UVM, Vermont Department of Education, Vermont Department of Aging and Independent Living, and Vermont Department of Health Children with Special Health Needs.

The mission of the Continence Project is to make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities through the acquisition of independent toileting, which has an impact on the quality of life of these individuals. Because of its profound impact on a person's health, self-esteem, and independence, toilet training should be treated as a priority.

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Upcoming Trainings

Toilet Learning: A Group for Parents and Caregivers of children ages 4 and over with delayed toileting.

This group can teach you strategies to help your child with delayed toileting. The 6 sesssion group starts November 8, 2011 at CDCI in Burlington, Vermont.

Click here for information on how to join. (pdf format)

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Recruiting Teams for Train the Trainer Workshops: For group leaders to lead parenting groups for parent/caregivers of children ages 4 and over with delayed toileting

Sign up your team for this training in an interactive group model for toilet learning.

Click here for information on this opportunity.(pdf format)

Last modified October 27 2011 11:31 AM