[Translate] Which celeb’s sleep habits do you have? Lindsay Rihanna Ashley Jojo Lohan Tisdale Take this quiz and find out!
Continue reading...13. March 2010
[Translate] Changing Your Life: Getting More Sleep Can Improve Your Health Lack of Sleep is the Most Common Sleep Complaint Among Americans By LARA SALAHI and CHRISTINE BROZYNA ABC News: Feb. 18, 2010 President Bill Clinton’s stamina kept him so keyed up as he travelled around the world recently that it seemed hard to keep up with him, or figure [...]
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Continue reading...19. January 2010
[Translate] The technique described below has been suggested by one of our readers who is practicing Lucid Dreaming for quite awhile. Here what he wrote: First, I want to say that I’ve been using this method for quite a while, and it’s been showing some AMAZING results. I think it’s the easiest approach and has shown the [...]
Continue reading...18. January 2010
[Translate] Dream recall could be a very good indication of any sleep problems that may be developed during one’s life time. Please read this article and try to undersand the concept of Dream Recall: It is usual to have around 40 REM sleep episodes each week, but only to recall two to three dreams each week. Dream [...]
Continue reading...17. January 2010
[Translate] Do you actually know how sleep at night? See for youself!
Continue reading...27. December 2009
[Translate] General Sleep disturbances in infants, children, and adolescents, particularly bedtime problems and prolonged night wakings, are among the most common and challenging complaints in pediatric practice: difficulty settling and frequent night wakings in up to 40% of infants bedtime resistance delayed bedtime sleep disruptive night wakings in 25% to 50% of preschoolers bedtime resistance in school-aged children ranging from 15% [...]
Continue reading...26. December 2009
[Translate] Children can experience sleep problems just like adults. Because children are growing, medication should be a last resort to treat sleep disorders In general, doctors suggest behavioral treatments first Some simple sleep time strategies, such as starting a bedtime routine or limiting activity before bed, are usually the most helpful treatments. The following guide includes most of the medications [...]
Continue reading...25. December 2009
[Translate] Depression in childhood and adolescence Depression in childhood and adolescence becomes more and more alarming, especially for the last 10-15 years. There is a serious and growing concern, with prevalence rates of 1–3% in of school-age children and rising to 5–6% in adolescents. These rates more than double in clinical samples, with 8–15% in children and over [...]
Continue reading...24. December 2009
[Translate] Let us examin the relation between sleep and panic disorder in children: Panic disorder is characterized by sudden and recurrent unexpected panic attacks It results in an individual developing a fear of future attacks and/or significantly changing their behavior as a result of having these attacks Sleep disruption in children Sleep disruption in children with panic disorder may be due to [...]
Continue reading...23. December 2009
[Translate] Insomnia is a primary symptom frequently endorsed by children presenting with generalized anxiety disorder. Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a condition marked by excessive anxiety and worry that is difficult to control and causes clinically significant distress or impairment in daily functioning. While individuals with other anxiety disorders such as social phobia or obsessive-compulsive disorder often complain [...]
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4. September 2009
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