Caregiver Insomnia: What Actually Helps
Caring for someone with dementia and not sleeping? A behavioral sleep specialist on why "sleep when you can" fails and what the research says really helps.
Shift Work and Insomnia: How CBT-I Adapts
Standard sleep advice assumes you sleep at night. A behavioral sleep specialist on how CBT-I gets adapted for shift workers — and what still helps.
What Counts as Chronic Insomnia
Three nights a week for three months? That's chronic insomnia. A behavioral sleep specialist on the AASM's message and why CBT-I is the first-line treatment.
Rewriting Nightmares: Imagery Rehearsal Therapy
You can rewrite a recurring nightmare while awake. A behavioral sleep specialist on Imagery Rehearsal Therapy, what the evidence shows, and its honest limits.
Does Late-Night Eating Really Mess With Your Sleep?
Eating close to bedtime can quietly cost you sleep — and it's more about when you eat than what. A sleep specialist explains the timing that actually matters.
"Sleep Divorce" Sounds Dramatic. Often It's Just Good Sleep Hygiene.
Sleeping apart sounds dramatic, but for many couples it is just good sleep hygiene. A sleep specialist talks about when separate beds help — and how to do it well.
Is Your Phone's Blue Light Really Ruining Your Sleep?
Screens get blamed for bad sleep, but pooled research shows blue light delays it by under 3 minutes. A sleep specialist on what actually keeps you up at night.
Melatonin, Honestly: What It Does, What It Doesn't, and How to Use It
Melatonin isn't a sleeping pill — it's a timing signal. A behavioral sleep specialist explains what it actually helps, the right dose, and when to skip it.