Bedwetting Treatment That Actually Works — With Full Professional Support
Online UK clinic led by Dr. Jonathan Kushnir, clinical psychologist (HCPC PYL042430). Evidence-based bedwetting alarm treatment with continuous specialist support — average 5 months to consolidated dryness.
Not sure where to start? See Does my child have bedwetting? — Signs and what to do.
Why this clinic
Three pillars distinguish our approach from generic bedwetting advice — and from families trying alone.
Evidence-based
The bedwetting alarm is the only treatment with lasting results, recommended by NICE as first-line for children aged 5 and over. Our protocol is fully aligned with international clinical guidance.
Continuous support
Families with weekly clinical guidance reach 70–80% dryness rates, compared to roughly 30% for those who try alone. We stay with you through every difficult night.
Online clinic
Fully online — UK families anywhere from England to Scotland to Wales to Northern Ireland. Sessions fit your real schedule — after the school run, lunch break, or once the children are in bed.
How treatment works
A clear, structured pathway — from first contact to consolidated dryness.
- Free preliminary questionnaire — 5 minutes, anonymous (email or phone only). I personally read every submission and reply within 48 hours.
- Comprehensive online assessment — a 60-minute consultation covering your child’s bedwetting, sleep, bowel function, daytime continence and any anxiety. You leave with a clear plan.
- Alarm protocol with continuous support — you choose your own alarm; we guide every step. Daily online progress chart with replies from Dr. Kushnir, video sessions at the right cadence, ongoing access between sessions.
- Consolidation — 21 consecutive dry nights with the alarm, then a further dry month without. Only then is treatment complete.
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About Dr. Kushnir
Clinical psychologist (HCPC PYL042430), accredited by the European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies. Two decades of clinical practice in paediatric sleep, nocturnal enuresis and anxiety. Author of more than 25 peer-reviewed scientific articles in international journals, and 17 books for parents and clinicians on children’s sleep, nighttime fears and anxiety.
Latest articles
Practical, evidence-based reading for UK parents.
Constipation and Bedwetting: The Hidden Connection
The single most overlooked driver of treatment failure. Why constipation derails the alarm — and how to address it properly.
5 Mistakes Parents Make Using a Bedwetting Alarm
The five most common reasons a “failed” alarm attempt is rescuable — and the practical fixes for each.
How to Talk to Your Child About Bedwetting
Words that help. Words to avoid. The most important thing your child needs to hear from you.
Frequently asked
At what age should we start treatment?
From age 5 onwards, in line with NICE guidelines. We treat children from age 5 upwards, including teenagers.
Do you provide the alarm?
No — we stay neutral on alarm brands so you can choose what fits your child best. Recommendation in the assessment is based on clinical fit alone.
Is medication necessary?
For most children, no. Desmopressin is useful only for short-term situations (school trips, sleepovers) and does not cure bedwetting.
Is treatment fully online?
Yes. Most UK families across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are seen this way successfully.
Ready to start?
The free questionnaire takes about 5 minutes. No names required — just an email or phone number so I can reply within 48 hours.