Enuresis (Bed-Wetting)

Bed-wetting is read through control and the night-time release of it. In a child the pattern is emotional insecurity: by day one holds tight - a rigid self-protection over a sensitivity one cannot otherwise control - and in sleep, where that grip lets go, the held tension releases. Underneath can be disappointment, fear, and a sense of having no power over oneself or events. The short explanation's "severe emotional insecurity" is exactly that. Relief is described as feeling safe and supported enough not to have to hold on so tightly, easing the fear so the body need not let go in sleep.

Example from the findings: bed-wetting is read as a daytime grip of insecurity releasing at night, when control lets go.