The YouTubeVideo below gives basic information about bedwetting. The link to Bedwetting.ie no longer is operational.

Information about the Service

The preferred method of referral is through your GP, who can email a referral to my secure email address: nick.vanderspek@healthmail.ie   or   envidiusppclinic@privateclinic.ie

To help us process your referral efficiently, please ensure the referral includes the following information:

  • Parent or guardian's name
  • Mobile phone number
  • Email address

Alternatively, you can self-refer using the "Upload Referral" page on this website.

Please note that there is no secretary available to take calls. If you have any questions, please send me a text message on 086 1803 128. Appointment communications are by SMS (text message) or email only.

If you are unable to contact me by text or email, you may call the clinic reception on 049 433 2697 or my mobile number between 09:00 - 17:00hr working days for further advice. However, please be aware that we may not be able to answer your call immediately if we are with patients or otherwise occupied.

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SITTA:

The pre-RCT SITTA research study was completed in 2019 and presented at the Irish Paediatric Association Scientific meeting, whereby children with bedwetting were offered a new treatment method of shorter duration with two weekly clinic visits. The children were treated with one of two different types of bedwetting alarms (some also used medication). The outcome was excellent with nearly 95% achieving dryness for at least 14 days in a row and 70-85% remaining dry for over 6 months, independent of the type of alarm used. Further studies confirm the effectiveness in other clinical scenarios with 86% of children with predominantly mono-symptomatic enuresis achieving Initial Success (=14 dry nights in a row) with a 15% relapse rate.This SITTA method is now being used as an Irish standard in many bedwetting clinics and in the newly created Paediatric Continence Clinic in the new Paediatric Outpatients building in Cavan Town (Breffni Building) and in my Envidius Private Clinic.

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