The ONLY medically proven, at-home bedwetting hypnosis program that teaches your child’s brain and bladder to work together.
No medications. No alarms. No shame.
Just a skill that lasts a lifetime.
Here’s what you need to know: Your child isn’t broken. They’re not lazy or immature. They just haven’t learned a skill yet.
And that skill can be taught.
Here’s what’s really happening:
In children who stay dry at night, the bladder sends a signal to the brain when it’s getting full. The brain receives that signal and either wakes the child up OR sends a message to hold the urine until morning.
In children who wet the bed, this communication system hasn’t fully developed yet.
The bladder fills up, but the signal doesn’t get through. Or the brain doesn’t respond appropriately.
That’s not laziness. That’s not deep sleeping. That’s a skill gap—and it can be taught.
Medical hypnosis for bedwetting isn’t new or experimental—it’s been studied for decades.
A 2023 prospective study published in Clinical Pediatrics evaluated Keeping the Bed Dry® and found:
Click here for the full study.
The researcher’s conclusion: “Given the lack of toxicity, the success of therapy, and the ease of using an online format, we suggest that this be considered as a first-line therapy.”
The Journal of Pediatric Urology also recommended Keeping the Bed Dry as a first-line treatment for bedwetting.
| Keeping the Bed Dry® | Medication | Bedwetting Alarm |
|---|---|---|
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60-80% see lasting, significant improvement |
30-50% are dry while taking |
30-70% (results vary widely) |
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Results in 1-3 months |
If effective, works while taking |
2-6 months |
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Teaches a skill that lasts a lifetime |
Bedwetting returns when stopped |
50% relapse rate |
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Increased confidence |
Possible side effects (headache, nausea, rare seizures) |
Disrupts sleep of whole family |
The most common objections we hear from parents addressed.
The alarm tries to condition your child to wake to an external signal. Our program teaches internal brain-bladder communication. Many families who didn’t respond to alarms have great success with our approach because we’re addressing a different mechanism. Read one family’s story.
Medications manage symptoms—they reduce urine production but don’t teach the skill. When you stop the medication, bedwetting often returns. Our program teaches a lasting skill that doesn’t depend on external interventions.
Motivation varies, but we’ve found that when children understand they’re learning a skill (not fixing a flaw), most become quite motivated. We build motivation throughout the program. Learn more about motivation.
We understand skepticism, especially after trying approaches that didn’t work. But medical hypnosis for bedwetting has decades of research behind it. And our program specifically was evaluated in an independent research study published in 2023. See the research.
Schedule a free 20-minute consultation to discuss your child’s specific situation and whether telemedicine treatment is right for you.
During the consultation, we’ll:
Get instant access to our complete Keeping the Bed Dry® video program, the same techniques Dr. Lazarus uses in his office available for families anywhere.
What’s Included:
Keeping the Bed Dry® empowers children & adolescents to stay dry using proven bedwetting hypnosis techniques, which give them a sense of accomplishment in being able to say “I did this on my own!”
Imagine three months from now:
This isn’t wishful thinking. This is what happens when children learn the brain-bladder connection.
You’ve been waiting long enough. Your child has been missing out long enough. Your family has been stressed long enough.
It’s time for a different approach.
