The prevalence of insomnia is higher in women than in men. Menarche, pregnancy and
menopause are specific periods of women's lifespan and are associated with marked …

Objectives Mental health care clinicians' training in treating sleep problems was
investigated. We examined clinicians'(1) prior training in providing treatment for sleep …

Sleep problems, especially insomnia, are a common complaint among adults. International
studies have shown prevalence rates between 4.7 and 36.2% for sleep difficulties in …

Methods: Forty-four women (age range 42-68, m= 55±5.9) self-described as
perimenopausal were identified from a pool of 455 patients who received group CBTI in a …

Introduction: Insomnia is largely seen as an individual condition despite the fact around 60%
of adults sleep with a partner. There is emerging evidence that bed partners affect a patient's …

Methods: Forty women (mean age= 55±6.2) self-described as peri-or post-menopausal who
reported≥ 1 nocturnal hot flash/night and met diagnostic criteria for insomnia disorder were …

Patients with hypersomnia disorders (HD) suffer from debilitating symptoms that result in
reduced functioning, depression, anxiety, and overall worse quality of life. Little is known …

Background Menopausal women often complain of a range of physical and psychological
symptoms known as menopausal syndrome. These symptoms are associated with …

We developed the ideas for the article preceding this addendum (Wampler, Blow, McWey,
Miller, & Wampler, 2018) during the early stages of writing a book proposal for a new, more …

Background Chronic insomnia is a major public health problem affecting approximately 10%
of adults. Use of meditation and yoga to develop mindful awareness ('mindfulness training') …