About our Staff

Barbara Moore - Founder of the Enuresis Treatment Center
In 1975, Barbara, who researched and developed our highly effective method for treating bedwetting, successfully treated her own daughter's bedwetting. She is committed to providing her knowledge and support to families in our program, and supervises our treatment counselors and oversees all aspects of our program. Barbara has been interviewed for TV and radio programs around the country, and continues to be sought out as an expert in her industry.

Dr. Lyle Danuloff
A clinical psychologist since the early 1970's, Dr. Danuloff has consulted with ETC since 1984. He has intimate clinical knowledge of a bedwetter's emotional and psychological challenges. Dr. Danuloff participates in our staff development progress, and consults on a regular basis.

Susan Kurnat, B.S.N.
Formerly a pediatric nurse for 20 years, Sue cared for infants through young adults. Through her work at the hospital, Sue realized how much she enjoyed the teaching aspect of nursing and the opportunity to work with a child and their family. At ETC, she has been excited to continue the relationship with the child and their family, making the kind of difference she most appreciates.

Leslie Miller, DCH
Leslie has been our New Patient Assessment Coordinator since 1992. She assesses both our program effectiveness and new patient needs. Leslie brings over 20 years of research experience to our center. Her dynamic personality has been a major asset to ETC.

Gaile Nixon
Gaile is particularly grateful for Barbara Moore's persistence to find a cure. As her daughter, Gaile's bedwetting was the catalyst for what is now the Enuresis Treatment Center, Inc. The difference created in her life is what has Gaile so committed to providing education to families of bedwetters. She has a wonderful ability to relate to children. Gaile has also spearheaded an outreach program to educate teachers and doctors with regard to enuresis.

Barbara Moore and Gaile Nixon

Ann Parker, B.A.
Ann has tremendous compassion for bedwetters and their families. She works with children and adults to treat ADD/ADHD as well. Ann holds a strong determination for finding the root cause for and correcting a problem rather than simply masking the symptoms. She has a gift for keeping families motivated during their course of treatment.

Susan Peterson, M.A.
Susan is a special education teacher and has been involved with ETC since 1996. She has considerable knowledge and experience with children with special needs and children that wet the bed. Susan's patience and training have helped her to be very successful in treating special needs children at the clinic.

Lorie Pivetz, R.N., B.S.N.
Lorie is a practicing nurse in a major hospital. Most of her 30 years experience has been in maternity, caring for moms and newborns with problem pregnancies. The Enuresis Treatment Center provides a unique environment to combine her skills and experience to help guide families through the program. Lorie has three sons, one of whom was a bedwetter.

Theresia Radtke, B.A.
Theresia graduated from Kalamazoo College with an honors degree in Biology and Environmental Studies, and completed a graduate program in science education while studying in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Theresia's passion for teaching children makes her very sensitive to her patients' needs.

Mary Ann Rice, R.N.
Formerly a nurse in a busy pediatric practice, Mary Anne counseled parents in areas of illness and normal growth and development. She understands the frustrations of families trying to stop bedwetting through prescription drugs, or who are told that their child will outgrow it. At ETC, Mary Anne provides a specific treatment plan, along with support and guidance, to help the enuretic become dry. She has been part of ETC's staff since 1999.

Michael Stallsmith, M.A.
His profession is that of a school psychologist, which enables Michael to be sensitive to the needs of young bedwetters who often think of themselves as "different". Michael has been on the staff at ETC since 1988, and he specializes in treatment for teenage and adult males. A very sensitive person himself, Michael, who is also a high school track coach, uses his wonderful sense of humor in his treatment approach.

Denise Turman, R.N., B.S.N.
Denise brought her own son to ETC to get help for his bedwetting. Six months later when her son was successfully treated, Denise decided that she wanted to be part of the ETC staff. Married to a minister and being a nurse provides Denise with an exceptional ability to listen and understand the families she works with at ETC.