Find a Sleep Center
Use the following fields to locate sleep centers in your area.
Search radius (in miles):
10
25
50
Share:
Sleep Product Guide
Essentials in Sleep
Insomnia
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Causes
Diagnosis & Self Tests
Treatment
Sleep Apnea
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Self-Tests
Diagnosis
Treatment
Jet Lag
Overview
Symptoms & Self Test
Treatment
Narcolepsy
Overview & Facts
Symptoms
Self-Tests & Diagnosis
Treatment
Restless Legs Syndrome
Overview & Facts
Causes & Symptoms
Self-Tests & Diagnosis
Treatment
Shift Work
Overview
Symptoms & Risks
Self Test & Diagnosis
Treatment
Snoring
Overview and Facts
Causes and Symptoms
Self Tests & Diagnosis
Treatments
In-Lab Sleep Study
Overview
Preparing for a Sleep Study
Testing Process & Results
Home Sleep Apnea Testing
Overview
Testing Process & Results
CPAP
Overview
Benefits
Side Effects
Variations
Tips
Healthy Sleep Habits
Sleep Disorders by Category
Insomnias
Insomnia
Child Insomnia
Short Sleeper
Hypersomnias
Narcolepsy
Insufficient Sleep Syndrome
Long Sleeper
Sleep Breathing Disorders
Sleep Apnea
Snoring
Central Sleep Apnea
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Child Sleep Apnea
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Infant Sleep Apnea
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Groaning
Circadian Rhythm Disorders
Delayed Sleep-Wake Phase
Overview and Risk Factors
Diagnosis and Treatment
Advanced Sleep-Wake Phase
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Irregular Sleep-Wake Rhythm
Overview & Facts
Diagnosis & Treatment
Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Rhythm
Overview & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Shift Work
Jet Lag
Parasomnias
Confusional Arousals
Overview and Facts
Causes and Risk Factors
Diagnosis and Treatment
Sleepwalking
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Terrors
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Eating Disorder
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
REM Sleep Behavior Disorder
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Paralysis
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Nightmares
Overview
Risk Factors
Self Test & Diagnosis
Treatment
Bedwetting
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Hallucinations
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Exploding Head Syndrome
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Talking
Sleep Movement Disorders
Periodic Limb Movements
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Leg Cramps
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Sleep Rhythmic Movement
Overview & Facts
Symptoms & Risk Factors
Diagnosis & Treatment
Restless Legs Syndrome
Bruxism
Overview & Facts
Symptoms Risk Factors
Diagnosis and Treatment
Healthy Sleep Awareness
Patient Support
Disease Detection
Treatment & Therapy
The Sleep Team
Telemedicine
Video Archive
Bedtime Stories
Use the following fields to locate sleep centers in your area.
Search radius:
5
10
25
50
100
ADHD
Aging
AIDS
Air Safety
alternative therapies
Alzheimer’s disease
beauty
beds
Bedwetting
Breast cancer
caffeine
Cancer
CDC Healthy Sleep
children
Children's bedtime
Circadian rhythms
Cognitive behavioral therapy
Cognitive Development
COVID-19
CPAP
Daylight Saving
Dementia
Depression
diabetes
Diet
Diseases
Dreams
Drowsy driving
Exercise
fibromyalgia
Front Page
Headache
Healthy sleep habits
heart disease
Home Sleep Testing
hypersomnias
Hypertension
Immune System
Infants
In-lab Sleep Study
Insomnia
Jet lag
Melatonin
memory
mental fatigue
Mental Health
military
mortality
Movies
Multiple sclerosis
Narcolepsy
nightmares
Obesity
oral appliance therapy
pain
Parasomnias
parenting
Patient stories
Pediatrics
poor sleep
pop culture
Pregnancy
PTSD
race
Railroad Safety
relationships
relaxation
REM Sleep Behavior Disorder
Restless legs syndrome
School
School Start Times
Sexual Dysfunction
Shift Work
SIDS
Sleep apnea
Sleep Debt
Sleep Deprivation
Sleep Disorders
Sleep history
Sleep hygiene
sleep length
Sleep Movement Disorders
Sleep Need
Sleep talking
Sleeping Pills
sleepwalking
Snoring
sports
stress
Stroke
Suicide
Supplements
surgery
Technology
Teens
Telemedicine
television
The internet
Time change
Transportation
trauma
travel
Treatments
trucking
Weekends
Weight
Weight Loss
Winter
Women
Work
News
Spotlight on sleep psychologists
Jul 20 2020...
If you’re experiencing a sleep disorder you may meet with a sleep psychologist, one of the members of the integrated sleep care team.
READ MORE>>
Teen marijuana use linked to adult insomnia
Jul 06 2020...
From cell phones and caffeine to school start times and homework, there are many things that keep teenagers from getting enough sleep at night.
READ MORE>>
How seasonal affective disorder disrupts sleep
Feb 19 2020...
Fewer hours of daylight and colder temperatures can impact your mood and your health. While many people feel less energetic in the winter, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is more than the “winter blues.”
READ MORE>>
College students aren’t getting nearly enough sleep
Jul 18 2019...
There is a big problem facing college students today. Students are sleeping less and not getting a healthy amount.
READ MORE>>
Sleep to feel well: Sleep and mood in teens
Oct 05 2018...
My freshman year of high school was devastating. In 2016, seven students in the Ann Arbor school district lost their lives. These teens died of various causes, but it appears that several of them battled depression.
READ MORE>>
Depression and insomnia are linked to frequent nightmares
Apr 09 2015...
A new study suggests that depression and insomnia are the strongest risk factors for having frequent nightmares.
The study involved 13,922 adults. They ranged in age from 25 to 74 years. All of the study subjects answered a series of questions about their health.
READ MORE>>
Brain chemical could be key to happiness
Mar 25 2013...
The neurochemical changes underlying human emotions and social behavior are largely unknown. However, scientists at UCLA have measured the release of a specific peptide, a neurotransmitter called hypocretin, that greatly increased when subjects were happy but decreased when they were sad.
The finding suggests that boosting hypocretin could elevate both mood and alertness in humans, thus laying the foundation for possible future treatments of psychiatric disorders like depression by targeting measureable abnormalities in brain chemistry.
READ MORE>>
Adult sleepwalking serious condition that impacts quality of life
Feb 28 2013...
A new study found that adult sleepwalking is a potentially serious condition that may induce violent behaviors and affect health-related quality of life.
“We found a higher frequency of daytime sleepiness, fatigue, insomnia, depressive and anxiety symptoms and altered quality of life in patients with sleepwalking compared to the control group,” said Yves Dauvilliers, MD, PhD, the study’s principal investigator and lead author. Dr. Dauvilliers is professor of physiology and neurology and director of the sleep lab at Gui-de-Chauliac Hospital in Montpellier, France. “What would usually be considered a benign condition, adult sleepwalking is a potentially serious condition and the consequences of sleepwalking episodes should not be ignored.”
READ MORE>>
Promoting better sleep can improve mental state in hospitals
Feb 20 2013...
A hospital is not the best place to get a good night's sleep, especially in a noisy intensive care unit. It's a cause for concern because studies have shown that a lack of sleep can cause patients to experience delirium – an altered mental state that may delay their recovery and lead to short and long-term confusion and memory problems.
A team of doctors, nurses, psychologists and pharmacists in the medical intensive care unit (MICU) at The Johns Hopkins Hospital implemented a project to see if by taking simple steps to reduce nighttime noise, light, and staff interruptions, as well as stopping certain medications for insomnia, they could reduce delirium and improve patient perceptions about the quality of their sleep.
READ MORE>>
Suicidal thoughts common in depressed people with sleep issues
Feb 07 2013...
A new study found an association between insomnia symptoms and suicidal thoughts in depressed patients.
“Insomnia and nightmares, which are often confused and may go hand-in-hand, are known risk factors for suicide, but just how they contribute was unknown,” said Dr. W. Vaughn McCall, lead author and chair of the Medical College of Georgia Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior at Georgia Regents University.
READ MORE>>
1
2