As a sleep physician, there are 3 common mistakes I see a lot when it comes to sleep medicine. In this video, I’m sharing the 3 biggest mistakes doctors make about sleep medicine…and how to think about sleep issues in your patients so you can provide better treatment.
Did you know you can refer patients for sleep apnea testing and treatment online? In this video, sleep medicine physician and CEO of Empower Sleep, Sahil Chopra MD, is sharing the process of sleep apnea testing at Empower Sleep, why they’re different and more efficient than your local sleep clinic, when to refer patients, and clinical sleep tips for physicians and therapists.
Did you know obesity is linked with sleep issues, and vice versa? In this video, obesity and sleep medicine physician Rafael Sepulveda MD, is sharing the link between sleep & obesity, when to refer to a sleep doctor or obesity medicine doctor, and clinical sleep tips for physicians and therapists.
When kids don’t sleep well, parents don’t sleep well. So what can a physician or therapist do to help your patients – whether you’re seeing kids or adults in your clinic? In this video, sleep physician Funke Afolabi-Brown MD, is discussing common sleep disruptors in kids, sleep disorders in children, and initial strategies doctors can use to help their pediatric patients. As a bonus, she’s also sharing the truth about melatonin in kids.
Did you know that the most effective treatments for insomnia don’t involve medications? In this video, sleep psychologist Sarah Silverman PsyD, is sharing her tips for overcoming insomnia without medications, including grounding techniques, building sleep confidence, and identifying when to work with a sleep psychologist.
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.
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