Cheryle
B. Gartley is the founder and president of The Simon Foundation for
Continence, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to increasing public
and professional awareness about incontinence. The Foundation brings
information, educational materials and help to those who are
incontinent, their families, and the health care professionals who
provide their care.
Ms. Gartley is co-author of Managing
Incontinence: A Guide to Living with Loss of Bladder Control,
published in three languages. She edits The Informer, a quarterly
newsletter about incontinence and served as creative director for the
films The
Solution Starts with You and A Matter of Choice.
Ms. Gartley has published in Japan, Germany,
Australia, and the United Kingdom, including articles in journals such
as the Journal of Urological/ Nursing and Social Work Today. Articles
about The Simon Foundation and her work have appeared in such national
publications as Time Magazine, Good Housekeeping, and Ann Landers'
column.
She has traveled extensively on behalf of people with
incontinence, appearing on hundreds of radio and television talk shows
internationally, including ABC's 20/20, People are Talking (San
Francisco), Kelly and Company (Detroit), Good Morning
Australia (Sydney), and network news in Japan, Canada, and Germany.
She is a member of the International Continence Society, the Association
of Continence Advisors (UK), and the Bladder Health Council of the
American Foundation of Urologic Disease. She was selected as a panelist
at the National Institutes of Health's Consensus Development Conference
on Adult Urinary Incontinence.
Ms. Gartley has been recognized in: Outstanding
Young Women of America, The World Who's Who of Women, and Who's
Who in the Midwest. She had a BS in education and did her graduate
work at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. |