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Insomnia and depression affect millions of Americans, and often, they occur together. Here’s how treating insomnia could help you manage your depression more effectively (and vice versa).

CPAP plays a key role in preventing complications associated with sleep apnea, but the device can cause some issues of its own. Here’s how sleep therapy can help you relax and get the most from CPAP treatment.

Sleep problems are extremely common and so are the home remedies people use to treat them. Unfortunately, these remedies rarely work, and they don’t address the underlying causes. Here’s why CBT is a better solution.

Rotating shift work poses lots of challenges, including the effects it can have on your health. Learn what you can do to improve your sleep habits despite your work schedule and what we can do to help.

Bedwetting isn’t unusual during toilet training, but in most cases, it clears up on its own. Here’s how to tell when your child needs a little extra help.

Sleeping pills may seem like a simple answer for insomnia and other sleep troubles, but they can be addictive. Here are the signs to look for and how we can help you improve sleep without turning to sleeping pills.

Insomnia doesn’t just make you groggy and cranky the next day. It can take a toll on your heart health, too, increasing your risks of heart disease and heart attack. Here’s how sleep problems could be affecting your heart.

Being unable to get a good night’s sleep can affect your physical and emotional health. And insomnia can affect anyone at any age. Yet data show it tends to affect women more often than men. Here’s why.

Trouble sleeping isn’t just an adult problem. For teens, insomnia can impair their physical and emotional health while making it harder to do well in school and interact with friends. Here’s what to do to help.

Millions of Americans suffer from insomnia, with effects that take a toll on their daily living and their physical and emotional wellness. Cognitive behavioral therapy helps overcome insomnia without relying on potentially harmful medications.

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