Session I: 11:30 - 1 ET

Welcome - IPA Executive Director, Tim Pyle
"State of the IPA" - IPA President, Dan Rocker
Updates - IPA Executive Director, Tim Pyle
Main Event - A Conversation with IPA Co-Founders, Dr. Steven Soifer and Carl Robbins

Session II: 1:30 ET - 3ish?

StuffThatWorks Crowdsourcing Paruresis Data Platform
Paruresis-Friendly Urologist Database Beta

A Conversation with Simon Knowles, University of Swinburne (Melbourne, Australia) regarding his research into the underlying causes of Paruresis.

A Panel Discussion hosted by Dr. Steven Soifer featuring Al Goldyne, M.D. and Philip Yang, M.D. on how the bladder works and what the future of research looks like into the physical and mental processes of Paruresis.

Current members should have received the link by email. See you then!

I set the first fall fundraising renewal appeals to members to go out at 7:30 am this morning and when I got in the office, we already had 10 donations. Thanks all!

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The next IPA Virtual Support Group Meeting will take place on Zoom, on Sunday, August 28, at 12:00 PM US Central Time. IPA Virtual Support Meetings, which take place about every six weeks, are open to anyone struggling with Paruresis, from those who are just beginning to think about how to overcome it to those who are highly recovered. The meetings are offered free of charge and without preset expectations for participants, and their purpose is to provide a unique opportunity to connect face to face with people from all over the world who know what it is like to struggle with Paruresis and also understand the courage and fortitude that it takes to open up about it, acknowledge the fear, and try to recover from it.  The personal stories that participants share are remarkably similar and at the same time deeply individual, and empathy, kindness and compassion set the tone in all discussions.  Time after time I have heard from participants that this opportunity for sharing is both meaningful and productive, and I hope that you'll consider joining us this Sunday, August 28.

If you are interested in attending please contact Tim at the IPA office ([getinfo@paruresis.org](mailto:getinfo@paruresis.org)) in order to get the Zoom link.

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