Several studies have demonstrated that women report more sleep difficulties 1, 2 and are at
greater risk for a diagnosis of insomnia compared with men. 3, 4 In the National Sleep …

Sleep problems are epidemic in the United States. Many adults complain of poor sleep yet
engage in behaviors that are counterproductive to sleep. This article briefly reviews recent …

The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual (BPSS) interview was developed to help family therapists
extend their assessment beyond common mental health or relational questions and explore …

Different types of insomnia and sleep-related breathing disorders are introduced as well as
methods for detecting and treating the disorders. Emphasis is on the presentation of …

Objective Insufficient sleep, and particularly difficulties initiating sleep, are prevalent in the
community. Treatment for poor sleep typically consists of pharmacological intervention, or …

Sleep disorders plague one in four persons and often cause or interact with psychosocial
problems. Few social workers or other human service providers know much about sleep …

The study aim was to compare sleep, sleepiness, fatigue, and neurobehavioral performance
among first‐time mothers and fathers during their early postpartum period. Participants were …

Introduction: Adequate sleep is crucial for effective functioning. Although many children and
adolescents have sleep issues, research indicates pediatric providers rarely address them …

Sleep disturbance is frequently reported by women during the menopausal transition due to
various physiological changes and environmental factors. Insomnia is a critical treatment …

Abstract Purpose of Review Sleep is a critical restorative behavior which occupies
approximately one third of people's lives. Extensive data link sleep health with disease and …