Real Solutions From a Real Sufferer

My shy bladder was so severe I couldn't urinate in my own apartment! Now I'm recovered, 95% of the time I can pee anywhere. I want the same for you and that's why I'm here.

I’m not going to tell you that it’s going to be easy to overcome your shy bladder.  The truth is it’s not easy or hard, for some people it’s easy for some it’s hard.  But, it can be done.  No doubt about it. With the right knowledge and the right mind set, you can recover.  How easy it will be will ultimately depend on you and your desire to beat it.

Everything you are going to learn from me is intended to help you to pee freely in public and to get you there as quickly and as easily as possible.  The first thing you need to do to get started is watch my video titled “The First Step to Overcoming Shy Bladder” – just enter your name and email on this page.  Shortly afterwards you’ll also receive a second video titled, “Finding the Inspiration to Push Through Fear.”

In these two videos you will learn:

  • Why your beliefs about your shy bladder compound the issue causing tension in your body.
  • What does it mean to be a man who can’t pee next to another man?
  • A simple analogy that’ll help you to relax when ever you’re in the toilet and feel as though you have to perform.
  • How to transform fear into exhilaration.
  • Why trying and failing is actually a good thing.
  • How to get your psychology to work for you instead of against you, and increase your ability to relax no matter what your mind tells you.

 

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This website and any programs sold from this website are not substitutes for medical advice and do not constitute the practice of medicine, psychiatry, clinical psychology, clinical social work or any other mental health profession. If you are having trouble urinating, you should always consult a medical doctor because difficulty with voiding can be a symptom of a serious physical medical condition. Michael Thomas has suffered with avoidance paruresis and has organised himself to provide self help material to help people cope with urinary dysfunction that has a psychological or social origin. You should have your doctor evaluate your condition before diagnosing yourself, and seek the appropriate necessary mental health counselling if warranted. Michael Thomas disclaims all legal liability whatsoever.