Incontinence is an issue that affects one in four Australians, but nobody talks about it and 80% don’t seek help.

‘Laughing’ is a time when people suffer from incontinence and ‘laughter’ helps mitigate embarrassing topics. We formed a strategic partnership with comedian Bev Killick and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, then featured Bev in a two phase digital campaign to:

1. Build awareness and decrease stigma.
2. Build women’s knowledge and capability to exercise their pelvic floor muscles.

By “taking the piss” we reduced the stigma associated with incontinence and got women doing pelvic floor exercises.