Shy bladder – the inability to urinate in a public or private bathroom if someone is nearby – can create great distress for its millions of sufferers.
Bathrooms Make Me Nervous is the first book to explore this condition (paruresis) from a woman’s point of view. Written by a recovered shy bladder sufferer, it offers clear and effective information on understanding, coping with, and recovering from the phobia. Readers will discover ▪ they are not the only ones in the world who suffer ▪ how a female’s bathroom experience differs from a male's (and the implications) ▪ practical suggestions and extensive illustrations that help apply the information and techniques ▪ updated treatment methods.
This complete handbook offers hope and inspiration to bathroom-challenged women. It is also a valuable resource for a wider audience: men suffering from urination anxiety, supporters of paruretics, and professionals treating those with this... More > debilitating condition.< Less
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By sstanewick
Oct 15, 2009
"This book brings the subject of urination anxiety out of the closet. " Carol Olmert has covered every aspect of paruresis having suffered from it herself. The knowledge she provides is incredibly helpful. She lists many wonderful resources . She deserves a five star rating for a comprehensive book that inspires anyone who suffers from shy bladder. Help is there for the reading. It’s especially informative for those who are friends, family and physicians of paruretics.
"You mean I'm not the only one?" Carol has a grip on the issue of shy bladder, as she has suffered with it throughout her life. The fact that she has recovered gives the rest of us hope. This book gives details ranging from how to use a catheter, to developing a recovery plan and everything in between. Carol is my hero!
"A MUST READ for anyone suffering from shy bladder syndrome" Carol Olmert has written the first comprehensive book for women with shy bladder syndrome also known as Paruresis. The book is well written and provides all the information and support needed to overcome this disorder. A MUST READ for anyone suffering from or interested in learning about shy bladder syndrome. I highly recommend it. Ruth Lippin, LMSW
