What other conditions can a Sleep Psychologist treat?

Persistent difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or returning to sleep can continue even after the original trigger has passed. CBT-I addresses the patterns that perpetuate chronic insomnia.

Sleepwalking, confusional arousals, sleep terrors, sleep-related eating, and sexsomnia can involve complex behavior during partial arousals from sleep.

Recurring nightmares can disrupt sleep, increase distress around bedtime, and affect daytime well-being. Behavioral treatment may reduce their frequency, intensity, and impact.

Sleep timing can become misaligned with a person’s desired schedule or daily responsibilities. Assessment helps clarify the pattern and guide carefully timed interventions.

Behavioral treatment can address the underlying sleep difficulty while supporting a medically coordinated reduction in sleep medication when appropriate.