Professional Consultative Rounds

2026 Consultative Rounds – Just Scheduled!

Monday, April 13 11-12:30 PM

Monday May 11, 11-12:30 PM

Benefits of Consultative Rounds

If you support a child or youth struggling with incontinence, The Vermont Continence Project will work with your team during Consultative Rounds (CR) to gain a deeper understanding of incontinence and of the challenges you are facing. We offer you strategies and resources and help you craft a plan to address the incontinence.

If you are simply looking to learn more about pediatric continence and toilet training, CR is open to professional observers.

Consultative Rounds Format

You can attend CR as a participant, or as an observer. As a participant, a representative from your team will present a case study. The VCP team will respond with relevant questions and clarifications, and then offer support and resources for your team to develop a plan.

If you attend as an observer, you will not participate in the consultation, but may submit relevant questions. There may be time for a Q&A at the end. CR happens via Zoom.

Application Process

If you or your team would like to present at consultative rounds, this is the process:

Pre-Requisite: At this time, teams must have at least one member who attended our daylong workshop, “Supporting Continence” on 1/28.

  1. Complete the registration form. Note: you will only have the option to submit a case study if you attended “Supporting Continence”. Registrants who select “No” to this question will not have the option to submit a case study. If you want to present with someone who attended on “Supporting Continence”, please ask them to register as well.
  2. In Mid-March, you will receive a follow-up email requesting some details about your case.
  3. The VCP team will review all submissions. If your case study is chosen, you will receive a more detailed case study prompt to complete.
  4. A member of your team will present your case study during CR, and you will receive support and feedback from the VCP interdisciplinary team.
  5. Following consultative rounds, there may be other opportunities to discuss your case with the VCP team

Registration

Use this form, whether you would like to attend as a participant or an observer.

Register for Consultative Rounds

Registration

Consultative Rounds FAQs

Any professional (including physicians, educators, school nurses, mental health professionals, or administrators) can attend consultative rounds.

Any professional (including physicians, educators, school nurses, mental health professionals, or administrator) can present a case at consultative rounds, provided that at least one current and active member of the team attended VCP’s day long “Supporting Continence” workshop. A “team” is defined as all of the relevant professionals who support a specific child across medical, social services, and educational services.

Please note, register for consultation only if the professionals on your team want support from the Vermont Continence Project. We cannot not communicate with the parents or child for you, and we do not meet with families.

We are a team of consultants. We do not provide any evaluations or treatment.

We also believe strongly in family-centered care! Our role on a team is to equip the providers with the tools and knowledge to implement a plan for this child and family, and for those who come in the future. We have found that it is better for famliies to keep teams smaller and have the providers who know them offer intervention. .