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News from the IPA

This page contains late-breaking news on paruresis, extended information on current topics, and archives of previous stories.

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March 15, 2010

IPA "Freedom Press" ezine
February 1, 2010

2010 IPA Workshop Schedule
January 2, 2010
Announcing the 2010 IPA Workshop Schedule

IPA "Freedom Press" ezine
November 15, 2009

IPA "Freedom Press" ezine
October 4, 2009

Bathrooms Make Me Nervous: A Guidebook for Women with Urination Anxiety
November 16, 2008
Now Available! Written by Carol Olmert, IPA’s Women’s Coordinator and recovered paruretic. For more information, visit the official website. Buy it Now!

IPA celebrates 10 years!
March 20, 2007
This is the 10th anniversary for the IPA. Over that time we have raised close to 1 million dollars between the SBC and IPA. Click here to read more!

Make a donation with your credit card
March 1, 2007
You can now donate to the IPA using your credit card! Click here for details!

The IPA Store is now open!
January 1. 2006
The best products for recovery are now available for ordering online! Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.

IPA Responds to SAMHSA
July 12, 2004
IPA submitted a response to government workplace drug testing regulations to eliminate employment discrimination against people with paruresis. This 44-page response includes background information on paruresis, a discussion of the injustices done upon people who suffer from it by the current government regulations, and specific recommendations for changes.

WARNING AND DISCLAIMER: This website is NOT a substitute for medical or legal advice and does not constitute the practice of law, medicine, psychiatry, clinical psychology, clinical social work, or any other mental health profession. If you are having trouble urinating, you should always contact a physician since difficulty with voiding can be a symptom of a serious medical condition. We are a group of professional people and people who have suffered with paruresis. We have assembled a board and a board of advisors to help people cope with urinary dysfunction that has a psychological or social origin. On this website, we are NOT practicing medicine, psychiatry, clinical psychology, clinical social work or any other mental health profession. You should have your doctor evaluate your condition before diagnosing yourself, and seek the appropriate necessary mental health counseling if warranted. IPA, Inc. disclaims any and all legal liability whatsoever.