Resources

We offer a wide range of free information resources for fitness professionals and consumers.

You can view a PDF of each resource by clicking on the links below. Please note that the resources with ‘download only’ next to them are not able to be ordered in hardcopy via the Helpine.

Want to order our resources in hardcopy? Please place your order online or call 1800 33 00 66.

Please note that you will be redirected to the Continence Foundation of Australia website to order resources online.

Exercise and the pelvic floor

• Protect your pelvic floor and stay in control (DL leaflet)
• Promoting pelvic floor safe exercise (for fitness professionals)
• Protect your pelvic floor and stay in control (poster)
• Pelvic floor screening tool for men (for fitness professionals and download only)
• Pelvic floor screening tool for women (for fitness professionals and download only)
• 10 step guide to putting your pelvic floor first (download only)
• The pelvic floor and core exercises (download only)
• Pelvic floor and resistance exercises (download only)

Pelvic floor muscle exercises

• Pelvic floor muscle training for men
• Men and strong pelvic floor muscles (rural/remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resource)
• Pelvic floor muscle training for women
• Pelvic floor muscle exercises for women (rural/remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resource)
• Pelvic floor muscle exercises (easy English)

Pregnancy and postnatal

• One in three women who have ever had a baby wet themselves (DL brochure)
• One in three women who have ever had a baby wet themselves (A5 booklet)
• Pelvic Floor Health for Expectant and new Mums
• Expecting a baby?
• Returning to sport or exercise after birth
• Pregnancy and exercise
• Manage the motherload and protect your pelvic floor (poster)

Menopause

• Menopause and bladder and bowel health

Prolapse

• Prolapse 

Prostate

• Prostate and continence: a guide for men undergoing prostate surgery
• The prostate and bladder problems
• The prostate and bladder problems (rural/remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resource)
• After dribble: a common problem for men