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11/17/2025

💚 NAFC’s latest findings show that 90% of people living with incontinence have concerns about their future. But there are steps you can take today to feel more confident, supported, and empowered.

Take the first step toward better bladder health and learn more, explore your options, and get the support you deserve. nafc.org/we-count 💚

11/17/2025

🌟 A Guided Tour of NAFC: Don’t Miss Everything We Have to Offer! 🌟

If you haven’t explored NAFC.org lately, you’re missing out on a wealth of free tools, community spaces, and expert resources designed to help you live your best life with confidence and control.

In this quick video tour, the walk you through all the incredible support waiting for you — whether you’re managing bladder or bowel leaks, supporting a loved one, or just looking to learn more about pelvic health.

NAFC is more than a website — it’s a community and a resource hub built just for you. 💙

Take a few minutes to explore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHjgsP_3wyY

11/17/2025

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! Don’t miss this free educational event!

Join Dr. Travis Bullock as he shares the latest treatment options giving people with Overactive Bladder and Urge Incontinence real relief and confidence. There’s still time to save your spot — register today and take the first step toward taking back control.

REGISTER HERE:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5917615881774/WN_J23zxSn0Q8GZTCdl5ExAZw #/registration

11/16/2025

🌿 Your mind and your bladder are more connected than you think. 💧

When we’re under stress, our bodies react and that includes our bladder. Anxiety and tension can make bladder symptoms worse, creating a cycle that affects both your mind and body.

In our latest video, we explore how stress and incontinence are linked, and why caring for your mental health is just as important as caring for your bladder health.

▶️ Watch now: https://youtube.com/shorts/XQMKeGpV0-k?si=gl7JyE9xGOJdwX-5

11/16/2025

🎙️ New Podcast Alert: “Caring for Caregivers”

Join us as NAFC’s podcast Life Without Leaks sits down with Lori Mika—a certified dementia practitioner, experienced caregiver, and advocate—to talk openly about what it truly means to care for someone managing incontinence.

💡 Hear about compassionate communication, self-care, and why caregivers need support too.

👉 Listen now at: https://nafc.org/bhealth-blog/caring-for-caregivers/

11/15/2025

As part of Bladder Health Awareness Month, we’re sharing our most popular resources! 💙

Looking for people who get it? You’re not alone.

Join the NAFC Message Boards — a safe, supportive space to share stories, ask questions, and connect with others who understand. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been managing incontinence for years, our community is here for you.

Start the conversation today and find support from people who truly get it. Join here: nafc.org/message-boards/

11/15/2025

📰 Big news! It’s a proud moment for National Association for Continence (NAFC) as we spotlight the first-ever mass-awareness campaign in our 43-year history! It's designed to empower women aged 45-64 and raise awareness around urinary incontinence.
The campaign features digital ads, social buys (on Meta, Pinterest, Reddit), programmatic display, TV/CTV, audio PSAs and more. Our goal: reach 13 million women in the next year, with 75% of that reach happening this month alone.

We’re thankful for this press spotlight and excited to continue pushing the message: You’re not alone, and you can take control of your bladder health.

🔗 Read the full article: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/410501/bladder-blues-campaign-offers-women-free-pelvic-f.html

The project is funded through the Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Award Program
(PCORI), an initiative of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, a nonprofit
research funding organization.

11/15/2025

💙 Bladder Health Awareness Month 💙

Did you know? 67% of patients say that incontinence impacts their time with family.

This powerful finding comes from NAFC’s 6th Annual Survey on Mental Health & Incontinence, shining a light on how bladder health challenges affect more than just the body, they affect relationships, confidence, and emotional well-being too.

At NAFC, we’re committed to raising awareness, supporting those who live with incontinence, and helping everyone live life without leaks and without stigma.

Learn more: https://nafc.org/we-count/

11/14/2025

🎥 We’re excited to share this new video — “All About NAFC” — which gives you an inside look at what drives our mission: helping people live with dignity, knowledge, and support around bladder and bowel health.

At NAFC we believe:
✅ Education empowers.
✅ Conversations heal.
✅ No one should feel alone when dealing with incontinence or pelvic-floor disorders.

Will you join us? Watch the video, share it with someone who may benefit, and let’s spread awareness together. Because awareness is the first step to change.

👉 Head over to NAFC.org for more resources, tips, and community support.


https://youtu.be/UPoRfyQ5nBc

Ever wonder how NAFC got started or how we became the nation's most trusted advocate for people living with bladder and bowel conditions? This short video ex...

11/13/2025

💙 It’s Bladder Health Month! 💙

Awareness is the first step to change. Let’s work together to break the silence around incontinence and its impact on mental health.

Millions of people live with bladder leaks, but no one should have to struggle in silence. This month, we’re raising awareness, sharing resources, and starting important conversations to support bladder health and emotional well-being.

💪 Take control of your bladder health. Learn more at NAFC.org

11/13/2025

Tired of planning your day around the nearest restroom?

There’s still time to register for our free webinar with Dr. Travis Bullock, exploring new hope for Overactive Bladder (OAB) and Urge Incontinence. Learn about effective treatments that reduce urgency, frequency, and leaks — and help you regain control.

🔗 Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5917615881774/WN_J23zxSn0Q8GZTCdl5ExAZw #/registration

11/12/2025

Weight gain during menopause puts extra pressure on the bladder, contributing to incontinence in up to 60% of women. Small changes can make a big difference—and you don’t have to do it alone. Learn more at https://nafc.org/we-count