The DRY Program
Is a 10 week program that helps you uncover what’s really driving your child’s bedwetting. Because bedwetting isn’t a diagnosis.
It’s a symptom.
And your child deserves the right system, not another piece of random advice.
The DRY Program
Is a 10 week program that helps you uncover what’s really driving your child’s bedwetting. Because bedwetting isn’t a diagnosis.
It’s a symptom.
And your child deserves the right system, not another piece of random advice.
It all started with a big idea.
Week after week, I saw the families walk through the door.
Exhausted parents.
Embarrsed kids.
Homes running on broken sleep and endless laundry.
Most had already tried the random strategies they were told to try.
But they hadn't worked.
The hardest part wasn’t the bedwetting itself.
It was what it was doing to families.
Parents would tell me how many times they were changing sheets at night.
How they’d thrown out beautiful clothes they couldn’t save.
How they avoided sleepovers, camps and holidays.
How they felt guilty for getting frustrated with their child.
And the wait to get help? Two years just to be seen.
Then three months between appointments.
Families weren’t failing.
The system was.
In almost every appointment, the solution didn’t come from fancy equipment or complicated testing.
It came from:
- Listening properly
- Asking the right questions
- Looking at the whole picture; bladder, bowel, body and sleep. Instead of treating bedwetting like a diagnosis on its own.
Because bedwetting isn’t a diagnosis.
It’s a symptom.
And when you don’t identify what’s really driving it, families are left trying one thing after another… hoping something will finally work.
For a long time, I kept thinking:
There has to be a better way to help families than long waitlists and scattered advice.
The Program Was Born
Then something clicked. I realised that in my work, I rarely physically examine a child.
My real role is listening. Understanding patterns. Then finding the real driver.
And guiding parents through the right next steps.
Which meant families didn’t need to wait months between appointments.
They needed real support, in real time.
That was the moment the DRY framework began to take shape.
Not as another set of random tips.
But as a clear, structured journey to follow.
Because your child isn’t broken.
and you’re not a bad parent.
You simply deserve a better system, and the support to use it.
That is how the DRY Program was created.
What’s included in your DRY program
Your 10-week DRY Program gives you a clear journey through the DRY Method; helping you uncover what’s really driving your child’s bedwetting, refocus your approach based on their individual needs, and stay supported as you move forward with confidence at home.
You won’t be left trying to figure things out on your own. Throughout the full 10 weeks, you’ll have unlimited one-on-one support to ask questions, troubleshoot challenges, celebrate wins, and receive guidance for your child and family. Support is available through telehealth video and phone calls, email and our online therapy portal, so you can feel supported every step of the way.
Our progress tracking tools help you clearly see what’s improving over time, even the small wins that are easy to miss day to day. By tracking patterns, habits, and progress throughout the program, you’ll feel more confident knowing what’s working and we will know when adjustments may be needed. You’ll also receive a free bonus hard copy of Therapy & Progress Progress Tracker where children can add stickers, drawings, and celebrate their progress along the way.
You’ll have access to our online therapy portal filled with short, practical videos and easy-to-follow written guides to support you throughout the program. This means even after your call with your therapist has finished for the day, you can log back in anytime to check how to complete the therapy, revisit instructions, refresh your memory, or find answers to common questions. The portal is designed to help families feel confident, supported, and never left trying to remember everything on their own.
Your child’s program is built around their individual symptoms, habits, and needs, not generic advice. We begin with a detailed consultation where we explore the full picture, including bladder function, bowels, sleep, routines, body awareness, and any contributing factors that may be impacting progress. From there, we continue reviewing symptoms, tracking changes, and adjusting therapies throughout the 10 weeks to make sure the plan evolves alongside your child’s progress.
Today Just: $2,220
Please note: pricing displayed is valid for the current 2026 intakes only and is subject to change for future DRY Program
Upcoming Programs
We run four 10-week programs each year to ensure every family receives consistent, high-quality support throughout their journey. Because the program includes ongoing one-on-one therapist guidance and personalised care, places are limited each intake. Families are encouraged to apply early, as spots are intentionally capped to allow our team to provide the level of support each child deserves.
Mon 1 Feb – Sun 11 Apr 2027
Our Summer Intake is designed to help families start the year with clear goals, structured support, therapist guidance, and practical strategies implemented consistently across the 10 weeks. By starting alongside the beginning of the school year, families can establish positive routines early and build confidence for the Easter school holidays, camps and sleepovers.
Mon 26 Apr – Sun 4 Jul 2027
Our Autumn Intake is designed to help families make progress during the cooler months, with structured support, therapist guidance, and practical strategies implemented consistently across the 10 weeks. This intake finishes just before the winter school holidays, giving families time to enjoy the break while continuing their progress and heading into the second half of the school year with greater confidence.
Mon 19 Jul – Sun 26 Sep 2027
Our Winter Intake is designed to help families build momentum during the middle of the school year, with structured support, therapist guidance, and practical strategies implemented consistently across the 10 weeks. This intake finishes just before the spring school holidays, giving families time to enjoy the break while continuing their progress with greater confidence.
Mon 11 Oct – Sun 19 Dec 2027
Our Spring Intake is the final program for the year and focuses on helping families make meaningful progress before the busy Christmas period. By starting in October, families have time to establish routines, build confidence, and head into the new year's school holidays, camps and sleepovers feeling more prepared and supported.
LIMITED SPOTS
To ensure every family receives personalised support and ongoing access to their therapist throughout the program, places are intentionally limited each intake. We keep numbers capped so our team can provide high-quality care, regular reviews, and genuine one-on-one guidance across the full 10 weeks. So if you are interested in joining the program, apply today.
Meet one of your senior clincians
Lisa Moffatt Women's, Men's and Paediatric Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
I want to share why I created the 10 week program because the “why” behind this program and Bedwetting Australia is deeply important to me.
When I was growing up, some of my happiest memories were from Cubs and Scouts. The camps, the late-night giggles in sleeping bags, the outdoor adventures, and the friendships… those experiences shaped who I am. I still remember the excitement of packing for a sleepover or a weekend away, it was where I learnt independence and was the happiest.
But now, as a paediatric pelvic health physiotherapist, I meet so many kids who never get to feel that.
It breaks my heart every time a child quietly tells me they won’t go to their school camp because they might wet the bed…
Or when a parent says their child “doesn’t like sleepovers” to avoid embarrassment…
Bedwetting doesn’t just wet sheets.
It steals childhood experiences that kids can’t get back.
And the hardest part is that so many families feel like they’re trying to navigate it all on their own.
They’ve searched online.
They’ve tried random advice.
They’ve been told their child will “just grow out of it.”
But what many families actually need is support, structure, guidance, and a plan tailored to their child.
That’s why I created the DRY Program.
I wanted families to have access to a higher level of support and it be achievable, practical, and accessible from home.
The program was built from the exact frameworks, therapies, education, and clinical strategies me and my team use every day with families. It combines detailed assessments, personalised treatment plans, ongoing therapist support, practical home therapies, progress tracking, educational resources, and regular reviews to help families feel supported the entire way through.
Because bedwetting is rarely just about “wet nights.”
Sometimes it involves bladder habits.
Sometimes bowels.
Sometimes deep sleep, routines, fluid intake, body awareness, or nervous system regulation.
That’s why the program looks at the whole child, not just the symptom.
And perhaps most importantly, I created this program because families deserve ongoing support, not just a single appointment and a pamphlet.
I wanted parents to feel like they had someone in their corner.
Someone to ask questions.
Someone to guide them when things feel overwhelming.
Someone to celebrate the wins with them, even the small ones.
Because every child deserves the chance to say “yes” to sleepovers, camps, school trips, and carefree childhood experiences without fear or embarrassment.
And if this program helps even one child feel more confident, more supported, and less alone… then it was worth creating.
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