The invention is an external urinary incontinence treatment method and device for women that assists women or a care giver in locating the orifice of the urethral tract for the connection of a tube for removal of urine. The method and device facilitate a stable and reversibly fixated connection of a urine receiving component with the skin surrounding the orifice of the urethral tract of a treated patient while minimizing the discomfort of the treatment. The device for the treatment in women of urinary incontinence comprises a urine collecting component and a stabilizing component that are reversibly connected in a manner that the distance between the components can easily be altered so as to minimize the discomfort caused to a treated patient.