Poo Goes Home to Pooland
Gratis
2.1.1for iPhone, iPad and more
5.9
51 Ratings
Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust
Developer
24.1 MB
Size
07/01/2022
Update Date
Medical
Category
4+
Age Rating
Age Rating
لقطات الشاشة لـ Poo Goes Home to Pooland
About Poo Goes Home to Pooland
Children who suffer encopresis often begin to feel that there is little more to them than the problem itself. In 'Poo Goes Home to Pooland', the problem is embodied in a troublesome character and placed externally to the child. This process aims to place some distance between the child and the blame shame of soiling. This helps to free them from their fears and may mobilise previously beleaguered resources within the child and their family.
'Externalising' stories have proved valuable in engaging children in behavioural treatment programmes wihtin a family therapy context. However, you may find them useful in combination with your chosen therapeutic style.
The style and content of 'Poo Goes Home to Pooland; was designed to suit the cognitive development stage of children up to around seven years of age. Individually illustrations and accompanying text is intended to promote understanding of toileting matters and relieve anxiety. They cover topics such as sharing unhappy feeling and how to reorganise when you need to poo.
Talking about 'Pooland' might help you to engage in getting control over their poo.
Dr Tamsin Black wrote and illustrated ‘Poo Goes Home to Pooland’ in her final year of Doctoral Training in Clinical Psychology at the University of Newcastle and on clinical placement (with John Sands, Consultant Clinical Psychologist) at the Linhope Unit, Ashington, part of Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. She is now a mother of three and working as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist in East London.
ERIC the UK’s only childhood continence charity provides information, support and resources to improve the quality of life of children, young people and their families who suffer from the consequences of wetting and soiling difficulties. Please visit www.eric.org.uk
This app was developed by Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Systems Development Team
Dr Tamsin Black wrote and illustrated ‘Poo Goes Home to Pooland’ in her final year of Doctoral Training in Clinical Psychology at the University of Newcastle and on clinical placement (with John Sands, Consultant Clinical Psychologist) at the Linhope Unit, Ashington, part of Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. She is now a mother of three and working as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist in East London.
ERIC the UK’s only childhood continence charity provides information, support and resources to improve the quality of life of children, young people and their families who suffer from the consequences of wetting and soiling difficulties. Please visit www.eric.org.uk
This app was developed by Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Systems Development Team
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تحديث لأحدث إصدار 2.1.1
Last updated on 07/01/2022
الإصدارات القديمة
Improved accessibility
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Version History
2.1.1
07/01/2022
Improved accessibility
2.1.0
06/07/2021
Our app has been updated to include accessibility so more children are able to benefit.
2.0.0
28/04/2020
We have added diary functionality to allow parents to keep a record of a Child's toilet pattern.
1.2.1
09/04/2020
Bug fixes
1.2.0
07/04/2020
Updated for use on larger devices
1.0.1
13/05/2015
Fixes the crashing issues when going back from the end.
Fixes the audio bug when flicking through pages quickly.
Fixes the audio bug when flicking through pages quickly.
1.0
03/05/2015
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iPhone
Requiere iOS 13.0 o posterior.
iPad
Requiere iPadOS 13.0 o posterior.
iPod touch
Requiere iOS 13.0 o posterior.