Did you know that women experience higher rates of insomnia and sleep issues? In this video, neurologist and sleep physician Raina Gupta MD, is sharing the importance of sleep health for women, how to recognize and treat sleep disorders in women, and clinical sleep tips for physicians and therapists.
How do you help your patients experiencing nightmares, trauma, and sleep issues? In this video, clinical psychologist Lara Barbir PhD is sharing her link between nightmares and trauma, how to treat nightmares, and clinical sleep tips for physicians and therapists.
Most doctors only get 2 hours of sleep education in medical school, but all of our patients have to sleep! The problem with that is missed diagnoses and inappropriate treatments. In this video I’m sharing 5 things I wish more doctors knew about sleep medicine.
Reproductive Psychiatry focuses on the care of women across the reproductive lifespan. Women’s sleep changes with hormonal fluctuations, but women are underserved when it comes to sleep research and clinical sleep medicine. In this video, psychiatrists, Drs. Anna Glezer and Nishi Bhopal, discuss women’s sleep health, how women’s sleep changes across the lifespan, and Dr. Glezer’s new reproductive psychiatry fellowship program.
The gold standard treatment for sleep apnea is CPAP, but many people have trouble getting used to their CPAP masks. In this video, sleep doctors, Dr. Audrey Wells, and Dr. Nishi Bhopal, discuss sleep apnea, the problems associated with it, sleep apnea treatment, and how to get used to cpap masks.
Learn more about Dr. Audrey’s method at: www.supersleepmd.com
New parents often struggle with how to get their babies to sleep. In this video, baby sleep consultant Dr. Sarah Mitchell is sharing her best sleep training tips.
Learn more about Dr. Sarah’s method at: https://www.helpingbabiessleep.com/
What is the relevance of the Save Soil Movement to Sleep & Mental Health? Why should physicians and therapists care about Save Soil? In this video, we’re talking all about the #savesoil movement and why it’s important to sleep and mental health.
Learn more about the Save Soil movement: consciousplanet.org
About Ashwin Varghese MD: “I developed an interest in mental health early in my academic career. Prior to attending medical school, I was a researcher in the field of Psycho-Neuro-Immunology where I explored the relationship between early life psychological trauma and the development of immunological disorders as well as psychopathology in later life (using animal models). Subsequently, I attended medical school and it seemed natural for me to train in Psychiatry after medical school. As early as graduate school (prior to attending medical school) I developed a personal practice of meditation to cope with the stresses of a demanding academic career. Currently my contemplative practices included classical yoga as well as its sister science, Ayurveda. I have a professional interest in Mindfulness. Within the past one year, we have published a study examining Mindfulness and Self-Compassion in people diagnosed with a psychotic disorder and a second study exploring mindfulness as a strategy to enhance resilience in mental health care professionals including Psychiatrists. Currently, I live and work in Melbourne, Australia.”
What are the symptoms of restless leg syndrome and what are the treatment options?
In this video, we’re talking all about restless leg syndrome symptoms, treatment, and what healthcare practitioners should know about restless leg syndrome.
In this video, I’ll explain what melatonin is, how it works, and whether or not you should be taking it.
What is your enneagram type and how does it relate to mental health and sleep? What is the relationship between the enneagram and wholeness? In this video with physician and enneagram expert, Dr. Francis Yoo, we’re talking all about the enneagram for physicians, mental health, and how to determine your enneagram type.
Dr. Francis Yoo is a born and raised New Yorker whose life journey took him to various mainstream and unconventional paths for healing, growth, and development. He earned his BA degree in Mathematics and Philosophy from NYU (where he also did some DJing as DJ F.Yoo on an underground hip-hop show). He earned his DO degree from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine; he completed a combined residency in Family Medicine and Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine / Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine and is board certified in both specialties. He is also Board Certified in Integrative Medicine, has additional qualification in Pain Medicine, and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Medical Acupuncture. He is a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Certified Practitioner, Riso-Hudson Certified Enneagram Teacher, and Instructor for Glenn Morris Improved KAP meditation/cultivation program. He has also studied Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Neurolinguistics Programming, Lifestyle Medicine, Functional Medicine, and Non-somatic Extraordinary Vessel Healing. He currently has a part-time private practice in New York City focusing on Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. His non-clinical work involves strategizing with dreamers and holding them accountable in breathing their definitive purpose and plan, building their queendom/kingdom, and fulfilling their journey. Learn more on his website: www.DrFrancisYoo.com
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