Bladder training and behavioural therapy are widely used interventions that improve bladder control by altering bladder habits and teaching new skills. They are useful for both urge and stress incontinence and are supported by an abundance of evidence demonstrating their efficacy. Although the majority of patients are not cured with these treatments, most can achieve significant improvements in continence. This makes them very reasonable first-line approaches to the treatment of men and women of all ages.
