Treat Toileting Issues with CBPT — evidence-based protocol by Susan M. Knell
CBPT approaches toileting difficulties through structured, playful routines combined with behavioral techniques, fostering the child's autonomy step by step.
What you will be able to do
About this course
Toileting difficulties — including enuresis (bedwetting) and encopresis (soiling) — are common presentations in child clinical settings and can cause significant distress for both children and families. These problems often have behavioral and emotional components that make them well-suited to CBPT approaches.
This course provides structured behavioral protocols for both enuresis and encopresis, delivered within a play therapy framework. Participants learn how to engage children and families in evidence-based treatment.
Course objectives
- Assess enuresis and encopresis using the CBPT framework
- Apply behavioral CBPT protocols for toileting issues
- Involve parents effectively in the behavioral management program
- Monitor progress and adapt the protocol to individual presentations
Course requirements
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Clinical Social Workers
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists
- Licensed Mental Health Clinical Nurse Practitioners
The delivery of the certificate of attestation at the conclusion of the course will be tied to the evaluation of participants' requirements. In the absence of the requirements, the course hours will not be certified.
Curriculum · 3h + test
Instructor
Who this course is for
Psychologists and psychotherapists · Psychiatrists · Clinical and licensed independent social workers · Licensed professional counselors · Marriage and family therapists · Mental health clinical nurse practitioners.
A certificate of attendance is issued on completion, tied to the final learning test.