Shy Bladder Syndrome
By Steven Soifer; George D. Zgourides (Joint Author); Joseph Himle (Joint Author)
(New Harbinger Publications, Paperback, 9781572242272, 160pp.)
Publication Date: January 2001
Categories: Neuropsychology, Cognitive Psychology
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Description
Paruresis is a condition that prevents people from urinating in public, sometimes even in their own homes if others are in adjacent rooms. The good news is that this anxiety disorder is highly treatable. Shy Bladder Syndrome offer strategies and easy-to-follow exercises to help you desensitize yourself to fear-producing situations and feel comfortable in public restrooms. Graduated exposure will help get you to the point where you can tolerate the anxiety of relieving yourself in a public washroom or other shared space.
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