Psychiatric disorders, in particular mood and anxiety disorders, are among the most
common causes of sleep disturbances. According to previous studies, mental disorders …

Psychiatric patients often complain of their sleep and present sleep abnormalities that
increase with the severity of the illness. During the past few decades, different sleep …

Numerous studies support a bidirectional relationship between poor sleep and psychiatric
symptoms and disorders. The incidence of psychiatric symptoms and disorders is elevated …

PSYCHIATRIC ANNALS• Vol. 46, No. 7, 2016 387 guest editorial dated review of the various
psychiatric sleep disturbances. They also provide recommendations for evaluation and …

Over the last years, a large body of evidence has accumulated showing that complaints of
disordered sleep are quite prevalent in the community. Insomnia is by far the most common …

This chapter discusses sleep in psychiatric disorders, including mood, anxiety, psychotic,
eating, and personality disorders. The extant literature on sleep in psychiatric conditions has …

Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder and significantly impacts quality of life for
millions of sufferers worldwide. Often insomnia is a symptom of another mental disorder, and …

We sleep for one-third of our lives, more time than we spend in any other single behavior,
yet sleep is still a mystery in many ways. The high rates of comorbidity between sleep …

Disturbed sleep is a feature of many psychiatric disorders. When clinicians are investigating
insomnia, excessive daytime sleepiness, as well as parasomnia, they need to consider …

This article provides an overview of the relationship between sleep disorders and mental
health, starting with a discussion of changes in the approach to the diagnosis of sleep …