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期刊名:Sleep medicine clinics

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ISSN:1556-407X

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John H Herman John H Herman
Basic assumptions about ADHD in children and sleep are not supported by research. It is unclear that children with hyperactivity or inattention have disrupted sleep. Parents of children with ADHD consistently report more bedtime resistance,...
Katharine C Reynolds,Michael Gradisar,Candice A Alfano Katharine C Reynolds
Sleep problems are not a core feature of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), but emerging empirical data indicate some form of sleep disruption to be highly common. Available research in both adult and child patients is limited in several ...
Thomas A Willis,Alice M Gregory Thomas A Willis
Sleep problems are common in children and adolescents. A growing body of research has explored the relationship between sleep problems and anxiety in youth. When reviewing the literature, methodologic inconsistencies need to be considered, ...
Ralph E Schmidt,Martial Van der Linden Ralph E Schmidt
According to recent meta-analyses, adolescents across different countries and cultures do not get the recommended amount of sleep. Extracurricular activities, part-time jobs, and use of electronic devices in the evening delay bedtime in ado...
Jennifer Vriend,Fiona Davidson,Benjamin Rusak et al. Jennifer Vriend et al.
Several observational, cross-sectional, and longitudinal studies as well as a few well-controlled experimental studies have examined the impact of sleep loss on children's daytime functioning. The emerging results indicate that sleep plays ...
Robert N Glidewell,E McPherson Botts,William C Orr Robert N Glidewell
Concurrent clinical presentation of insomnia and anxiety is frequent in clinical practice. The onset and course of anxiety and insomnia are intimately related; traditional conceptualizations of insomnia as secondary to anxiety are no longer...
Philip M Becker Philip M Becker
Hypnosis has been used to manage insomnia and disorders of arousal. The alteration in the state of consciousness produced during hypnotic trance is more similar to relaxed reverie than sleep. Hypnosis typically occurs in a state of repose a...
Patricia Haynes Patricia Haynes
This article provides an overview of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for insomnia and depression. Included is a discussion of how CBT for insomnia affects depression symptoms and how CBT for depression affects insomnia symptoms. The exta...
Philip M Becker,Manya Somiah Philip M Becker
Because of proven efficacy, reduced side effects, and less concern about addiction, non-benzodiazepine receptor agonists (non-BzRA) have become the most commonly prescribed hypnotic agents to treat onset and maintenance insomnia. First-line...