The Simon Foundation for Continence maintains several websites. The following are our current websites:
The Simon Foundation for Continence: www.simonfoundation.org This is our main website, which contains a wide variety of information not only on the Foundation but also on incontinence types and management, the stigma associated with incontinence, life stories shared by people with incontinence, and how to support the work of the Foundation.
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Continence Central: www.continencecentral.org This is a product focused website for patients and caregivers. Information on how to select products, purchase products, resources, and get reimbursed is included on this website.
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Managing Life with Incontinence: www.managinglifewithincontinence.org This website is devoted to our latest book, and it can be ordered on this website. The site also includes a global listing of country specific organizations that support people with incontinence.
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Rude 2 Respect: www.rude2respect.org. Rude2Respect is a national campaign. Rude2Respect’s mission is to build awareness of the impact of stigma related to seen or unseen health conditions; to start the dialogue to help the public understand respectful behaviors; and to provide coping skills and resilience training to individuals who are being stigmatized.
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We also have space on HealthUnlocked for our Online Support Community. This community provides you with the ability to anonymously post questions, answer other people’s questions, share your story, learn from others within the community, etc. Simon Foundation for Continence’s Online Community.
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Millions live with bladder control problems. Will you disclose your condition or keep it a secret? Who will you tell? How will you decide? Visit totellornot.org for our Toolkit on how to make these decisions.
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xxThe Innovating for Continence Conference Series was a unique, international, biennial conference for engineers, physicians, nurses, people with incontinence and their caregivers, academics, industry executives, and those with a passion for increased development of creative and efficacious products for the management of incontinence. This historical website, innovatingforcontinence.org, contains abstracts, photos, sponsors, etc. from the meetings held 2007 through 2017.