Despite many marriage and family therapists (MFTs) utilizing the Biopsychosocial‐Spiritual
(BPSS) framework in assessment and treatment, there is still a lack of education on sleep …

An essential component to overall health and well-being is sleep. Likewise, being happily
married is associated with better physical, mental, and emotional health. In the present …

Sleep disturbance is a prevalent and complex issue within the family caregiver population
that affects the overall health of the caregivers themselves and their care recipients …

Starting as early as adolescence and persisting across women's remaining lifetimes, both
sleep disturbance and mental health concerns disproportionally affect women over men …

For most adults, sleep is a dyadic behavior. Only recently have studies explored the dynamic
association between sleep and relationship functioning among bed partners. The current …

The majority of adults sleep with a partner, and for a significant proportion of couples, sleep
problems and relationship problems co-occur, yet there has been little systematic study of …

There is a growing literature describing the general determinants of sleep disturbances in
caregivers, the health consequences of these disturbances, and intervention strategies for …

A common complaint from women transitioning through menopause is sleep disturbance,
which frequently continues into postmenopause. Sleep disturbance may be due to aging …

Objectives Insomnia may contribute to fewer value-consistent choices and less engagement
in meaningful life activities. We sought to identify values commonly expressed by women …

Multiple factors contribute to sleep disturbances in women at midlife. Poor sleep is a
common occurrence in women transitioning through midlife and is associated with …