Bedwetting

Study the background perspective of Bedwetting in children, emphasizing the genetic and psychological components. Discuss the causes, symptoms, treatment, the use of medication, and how to deal with enuresis.

Instructor MARK PURCELL, Psy.D., M.Ed., has worked with children and families for over 17 years. As a Training Specialist, Mark has conducted and developed training for mental health professionals on a range of topics (UC Berkeley & CDHS, 1996-2000). His doctorate is in Clinical Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies (2006) and his master’s degree is from Harvard’s Risk & Prevention Program (1994). His dissertation research focused on trauma and resiliency among youth exposed to community violence. Areas of clinical expertise include: trauma, substance abuse, and severe psychiatric/behavioral disorders among children and adolescents. Currently, he is a clinician for the Turning Point Program at the Edgewood Center for Children and Families. He also serves as a Scientific Review Officer for Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (DOD), evaluating research/treatment proposals on trauma and related health/mental health issues. For additional information go to: www.drmarkpurcell.com.