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  • probiotics, behavioural therapy, biofeedback, multidisciplinary treatment or forms of alternative medicine.[6]NICE advises against routinely referring children with idiopathic constipation to a psychologist or any other mental health services unless they have been identified as being likely to benefit specifically from a psychological intervention.[1]Very rarely, children may require enemas under
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