8 weeks · 5 sessions · Online
Toileting and Continence Support
When toilet training has stalled, accidents keep happening or your child will not sit, five 45-minute parent-only online sessions over 8 weeks help you build a plan with an occupational therapist or neurodiversity specialist.

- 5 sessions of 1:1 time (3h 45m)
- Booked at your own pace
- Save £80 on booking the sessions separately
- Switch specialist anytime
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This programme includes
Assessment: baseline, health screen and goals
- Screen for constipation and agree your goals
- Know whether to speak to your GP first
Readiness and toileting desensitisation
- Explore readiness and comfortable toilet steps for your child
- Have steps for building your child’s comfort with the toilet
Sitting routine and school plan
- Shape a sitting routine and discuss wetting or soiling at school
- Have a routine and school plan that fit your child
Night-time protocol and plan
- Work through the night-time protocol for your child
- Leave with a clear night-time plan to follow
Review and written forward plan
- Review what you have tried across the programme
- Take away a written plan for what comes next
The research behind it
This programme is informed by the research behind the guidance and protocols of ERIC, the children's bowel and bladder charity, and NICE guidance on childhood constipation (CG99) and bedwetting (CG111). This is specialist guidance for parents, not diagnosis or treatment. Session 1 screens for medical causes and routes you to your GP first where indicated.
How we'll know it worked
Session 1 records your baseline, then your weekly chart tracks dry days, nights and comfortable stooling before the final session puts then and now side by side. You keep a written outcome summary and forward plan.
- A 30-second weekly continence log of dry days, accidents and stool frequency.
- Two or three goals in your own words, scored from 0 to 10 in session 1 and again at the end, with a 3-point move used as the meaningful-change benchmark.
Is this for me?
Your autistic or neurodivergent child is still in nappies or pull-ups after toilet training stalled.
Sensory differences, clothing, flushing or wiping make each toilet step harder.
Wetting, soiling or holding on keeps happening at home or school.
You need a discreet routine to agree with the class teacher or SENCO.
Your child manages the toilet by day but still wets at night.
You want parent-only online guidance that fits the routines you run at home.
Want one conversation with an occupational therapist first? Sensory & everyday skills fits better.

No waiting lists, specialists on-demand
HCPC verified4.9Dr Helen Marsh
Educational Psychologist
Helps families understand assessments and build a clear plan, without the jargon.
RCSLT verified5.0Mei Chen
Speech & Language Therapist
Gentle, play-based sessions that build confidence and communication at home.
HCPC verified4.8Sophie Bennett
Occupational Therapist
Practical sensory and motor strategies that fit into real, busy family routines.
Ready when you are
A programme of 1:1 video sessions with a vetted UK specialist, with the same continuity throughout.
No subscription · switch specialist anytime
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Vetted before they ever meet your child
Enhanced DBS, qualifications verified against the awarding body, identity confirmed in person.
This is specialist guidance for parents, not diagnosis or treatment. Session 1 always screens for anything that needs your GP, NHS or CAMHS first, and we tell you straight away if it does.
Common questions
What if it does not work?
The final session says so plainly. We will route you to a different programme or specialist if the original understanding was wrong, offer a discounted top-up block if more time was needed, or provide a written GP or CAMHS referral summary if the need is clinical. There is no guaranteed outcome and no shrug.
Who attends, and is it online?
The five sessions are parent-only online video calls, and your child never joins. Toileting work happens between sessions in your home routines, with guidance from an occupational therapist or neurodiversity specialist.
Could constipation or another medical issue be involved?
Yes, so session 1 screens carefully for constipation and other red flags, following NICE guidance, and routes you to your GP, the NHS or other clinical services where indicated. This is specialist guidance for parents, not diagnosis or treatment.
Why are five sessions spread across 8 weeks?
Weeks 4, 6 and 7 are deliberate practice weeks, not missing sessions. They give you time to run the routines and keep consecutive weeks of the continence chart before the final review.
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