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We understand that bedwetting, or nocturnal enuresis, is a challenging and sensitive issue for both children and adults. That’s why we’ve put together this FAQ section to help you find the information and support you need. Whether you’re exploring treatment options, trying to understand the causes of bedwetting, or seeking advice on how to handle the emotional aspects, we want to provide clear and compassionate answers to your most common questions.
No, bedwetting treatment is not covered by medical insurance because it’s not a medical condition. We continue tirelessly advocating for this change so insurance will cover our program. For the time and money and hardship it saves families, our efforts will continue.
Bedwetting is caused by an unusual and abnormally deep-sleep disorder, which means the brain and nervous system don’t get what they need through sleep. As a result, ADHD-like symptoms begin to appear, including distractibility, irritability, excessive energy, and poor mood regulation.
No amount of fluid consumption causes bedwetting, and no amount of fluid restriction stops it. The brain and bladder cannot connect due to the deep-sleep disorder, and correcting the disorder is the only way to end bedwetting.
Abnormally deep sleep is the sole cause of bedwetting. During this deep sleep, the brain and bladder cannot connect, and a child empties their bladder involuntarily.. Our treatment corrects the sleep pattern and establishes the brain-bladder communication to ensure a permanent end to bedwetting.
Parents call on us to end bedwetting, yet our primary focus is on making sure their children get good sleep for the first time. By correcting the disordered sleep pattern, bedwetting is permanently eliminated. This paves the way to a boost in self-esteem for our patients, improvement in focus and energy, easier mornings,an overall positive effect on their well-being, plus camp stays, sleepovers, and college dorm living without fear or anxiety. If a patient was showing signs or diagnosed with ADHD upon starting our program, typically those symptoms ease up or abate on their own once the healthy sleep delivers what the brain needs to thrive.
Most children complete the treatment within six months on average, yet the three factors that determine length of treatment include age, frequency of wetting episodes, and consistency of protocol implementation.
The first step is a private consultation. We assess your child’s bedwetting and sleep habits during a one-hour call, allowing us to create a personalized treatment plan. From there, we partner you with your own Treatment Therapist, our version of a coach, who will guide you through every step of the process until completion.
Indeed, it is hereditary. Your child has inherited a gene which created the abnormal pattern of sleep they have. Bedwetting is classified as a parasomnia, which also includes the symptoms of excessive snoring, sleep talking, sleep walking, night terrors, teeth grinding, etc.
We start children in our program as young as age six. The average age in our care is 15, and we have several adults in our care at any given time.
No, our treatment approach is non-invasive. It involves a painless correction of a disordered pattern of sleep, all done without the use of harmful techniques, tests, or medications.
No, bedwetting is not caused by a psychological, physiological, medical, or behavioral issue. It’s scientifically linked to a deep-sleep pattern which prevents the brain and bladder from connecting at night.
Medications like nasal sprays may provide temporary relief, but they do not treat the underlying cause of bedwetting—a disordered sleep pattern. If the drugs work at all, once someone stops taking them, the bedwetting resumes. Our approach focuses on long-term success without medication, which always come with a host of harmful side effects.
No, bedwetting is not caused by a small bladder. It’s due to the brain’s inability to receive bladder signals during abnormally deep sleep. Our program strengthens the brain-bladder connection through the sleep pattern correction. Once this correction takes place, we also check that the bladder is the proper size for a patient’s body to ensure they can remain asleep and allow the bladder to fill up gradually during sleep, which allows them to stay asleep without interruption to use the bathroom.
It’s never too late for treatment. Our program is effective for all ages. Although if you have a teenager preparing to leave for college, we recommend you contact us immediately. Time is of the essence.
There is nobody else out there who does what we do. We offer a full-service, holistic program with a 97% success rate and a money-back guarantee. You’re partnered with a Treatment Therapist who guides you by phone through every step, and we have staff meetings every month to discuss every patient in our care. For these reasons, and because our program targets the inherited sleep issue responsible for bedwetting, we consistently produce life-changing and lasting results. Unless and until other treatment suggestions start targeting the cause, they will continue to be useless options for ending bedwetting.
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