Toilet training support
Toilet training is a unique journey for every person. Our caring toilet training educators and continence nurses provide calm, practical guidance to help families and carers overcome toileting challenges with patience and understanding. Together, we’ll build a plan that supports comfort, confidence and progress.

Creating healthy toileting habits
Toilet training can be one of the most rewarding and sometimes most challenging parts of life. We provide gentle, evidence-based toilet training support to make the process simpler, calmer and more positive for people of all ages and abilities, from toddlers to adults relearning independence.
Personalised, age-appropriate plans
Every person’s toileting journey is different. We create toilet training plans that reflect individual abilities, goals and routines, whether it’s learning for the first time or rebuilding skills after a setback.
Support for day and night-time training
From daytime toilet training to night-time support, we help families and carers understand readiness cues, bladder patterns and strategies for managing accidents with patience and consistency.
Guidance for families, carers and educators
We collaborate with parents, carers, support workers and educators to ensure consistent toileting routines across home, school and community settings. Everyone feels equipped, informed and supported.
Compassion through challenges
Resistance or toilet training regression can happen at any stage. We focus on reassurance, emotional safety and practical problem-solving to keep progress on track without pressure or shame.
Support for children, adults and families
We work with children, teens and adults of all abilities, including neurodivergent individuals, those with developmental delays and people recovering from illness or surgery. Whether you’re navigating toilet training, managing night-time training or supporting someone relearning independence, our experienced continence nurses and educators are here to help with empathy, patience and understanding.
What to expect from your appointment
Initial discussion
We begin with a relaxed, judgement-free conversation to understand your goals, history and daily toileting routines.
Observation and assessment
Our toilet training educators assess readiness cues, behavioural patterns and environmental factors to identify what’s helping or hindering progress.
Personalised toilet training plan
You’ll receive a clear, practical plan with step-by-step guidance, visual supports and communication tools designed for success at home and beyond.
Follow-up support
We stay connected to review progress, celebrate milestones and adapt your plan as skills develop, ensuring ongoing confidence and support.
Take the first step toward clarity and comfort
Book your toilet training appointment today to start your journey.
Professional care with a personal touch
Continence with Care is about giving people the clarity and support to manage their health with dignity. Our registered nurses listen first, act with respect and provide continence care that’s simpler, kinder and more empowering for everyone.
Personalised, practical support
From children to older adults, we focus on achievable routines, education and products that improve comfort and confidence at home or in care.
Responsive communication
We understand the value of getting answers when you need them. You’ll hear back from us quickly, with clear guidance and compassionate follow-up so you always know what to expect next.
Accessible care, wherever you are
In-home visits, regional outreach and telehealth appointments mean quality continence support is available wherever you live. We make it easy to connect and stay on track, no matter your location or circumstance.
Your funding options
We aim to make continence support accessible for everyone. Our continence assessments can be funded through several programs, depending on your situation, including NDIS, TAC, Workcover Victoria and your home care package. Get in touch with our friendly team to find out how we can support you today.

Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS)
If you’re an NDIS participant, we can complete continence assessments and reports for your self-managed or plan-managed funding. These reports help secure ongoing support and continence products under your plan.

Private / Self-Funded
You can also choose to book your assessment privately. We provide transparent pricing and clear communication, so you always know what to expect before your appointment.

CAPS
The Continence Aids Payment Scheme provides financial assistance for eligible Australians who need continence products long-term. We can guide you through the eligibility criteria and application process.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some of the most common questions people have about continence assessments and what to expect. If your question isn’t listed here, reach out below and we’ll be happy to help.
Every person develops at their own pace. For children, most show signs of readiness between two and three years of age, but we focus on cues rather than age alone to ensure success.
Regression and resistance are normal parts of learning. We use calm, person-centred strategies that rebuild comfort and motivation without pressure or shame.
Yes. We provide guidance for night-time toilet training, including advice on fluid intake, bedtime routines and managing accidents with confidence and care.
Absolutely. We regularly support neurodivergent individuals, people with developmental disabilities, and adults recovering from injury or illness who need help developing or re-establishing toileting skills.

