The Washington Post
National press
Washington is wide awake at night
The Washington Post
Dr. Rosenblum comments on the reciprocal relationship among uncertainty, anxiety, mood, and disrupted sleep.
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Dr. Mark Rosenblum in the news
Selected national press, television, and podcast appearances featuring Dr. Rosenblum
Television interview
Dealing with racing thoughts before bed
WCCO / CBS News Minnesota
Dr. Rosenblum discusses why thoughts can accelerate at bedtime and offers practical ways to reduce their effect on sleep.
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Television interview
New insomnia treatment
KMSP-TV / FOX 9
Dr. Rosenblum explains insomnia and discusses behavioral approaches that can help adults develop more consistent sleep.
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Television interview
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia
KARE 11
An introduction to CBT-I and how changing sleep-related behaviors and thinking patterns can improve chronic insomnia.
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Television interview
Why are dreams more intense when you’re sick?
WCCO / CBS News Minnesota
A discussion of how illness can disrupt sleep and contribute to dreams that feel unusually vivid or intense.
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Podcast interview
Insomnia… and How to Fix It
Healthy Matters · Hennepin Healthcare
A wide-ranging conversation about insomnia, healthy sleep, and why CBT-I is an effective nonmedication treatment.
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Dr. Rosenblum is available for interviews and commentary on insomnia, Behavioral Sleep Medicine, circadian rhythm sleep disorders, nightmares, parasomnias, or other sleep disorders.