Understanding and Treating Incontinence Sarah Haag PT DPT

This is the kind of information that would be really helpful for PT students, new grads, or even seasoned physiotherapists like myself, to introduce language helpful for talking with patients. And from a patient perspective, this hits on many key concerns that I've had people express to me about what's normal and if their issue with urinary incontinence will ever get better. The language and the wording is both informative and non-judgmental, and is written in a way that is accessible to people with various levels of education. My only recommendation for this book is to make sure it is available in other languages, especially Spanish! Great work Sarah! Thanks for helping make out profession and people's lives better!!!

Dr. Haag has done a great job looking at a sensitive issue that is often overlooked by many practicing healthcare professionals, especially physical therapists. The book comprehensively discusses and easily explains the factors that cause urinary incontinence and the different ways that it can be treated. This is not only a great resource to patients, but is also a must read for student and practicing physical therapists who want to better understand the causes and treatments for urinary incontinence. It is an outstanding resource that should be in your library.