Prompted voiding (PV) is a behavioral modification used to teach people with or without cognitive impairment to initiate their own toileting through requests for help and positive reinforcement from caregivers. It has been found to be an effective means to manage urinary continence in the elderly, even for those who are cognitively impaired. Consistency in applying a behavioral intervention over time is crucial for program success. In that regard, management support is needed to change and maintaining practice. This workshop aims to help participants understand what is prompted voiding and the skills required in order to implement a PV program.