In this video from the Amar Foundation, Dr. Fernando Heinen clearly and thoroughly explains how the body of a child with encopresis works. He also offers treatments and strategies to address this condition.
With an educational and accessible approach, Dr. Heinen provides valuable information for both parents and healthcare professionals.
It is a useful tool to begin to understand not only the causes and symptoms of encopresis, but also how to manage it effectively and empathetically, helping to improve the quality of life of affected children and their families.
The video "Poop in You" is an excellent educational tool designed to help the whole family, including children, learn together about the digestive process and the importance of maintaining gut health.
Presented in a simple, educational, and friendly way, this video is perfect for viewing with children affected by Encopresis and addressing the topic in a family setting.
It helps little ones understand how their bodies work, promoting and raising awareness about ideal habits and routines to practice and learn as a family.
Encopresis and Autism
In this video, pediatric gastroenterologist Dr. Julián Fernández clearly explains why encopresis is more common in boys and girls with autism.
Discuss the main causes—such as constipation, sensory sensitivity, or bathroom fear—and how this impacts the life of the child and family.
Based on her experience, she offers a comprehensive approach to understanding that it's not just a behavior, but something that needs support. She also offers useful ideas and tools so families and professionals can help with patience and empathy.
A valuable resource to begin to understand and act, knowing that there are ways to improve the situation.