C11: It is Not Just About Treating Insomnia
Anymore: Expanding the Reach of Behavioral
Sleep Medicine Across Disorders and
Provider Types
Sunday, June 1, 2014
8:00am – 5:00pm
Member Fee: $150
Nonmember Fee: $200
This course will provide attendees training in the delivery
of evidence-based and cutting-edge behavioral sleep
medicine interventions for managing their sleep disorder
patients. Presentations will focus on a range of patient
types with primary and comorbid sleep disorders that can
and do benefit from front-line or adjunctive behavioral sleep
medicine services. Well-tested methods for behavioral
sleep medicine training and case supervision will also be
presented.
Chair:
Jack Edinger, PhD
Faculty:
Colleen Carney, PhD; Colin Espie, PhD; Anne
Germain, PhD; Rachel Manber, PhD; Jason Ong, PhD;
Michael Smith, PhD; and James Wyatt, PhD
Psychologist Level of Content:
Intermediate
Target Audience:
Clinicians, including psychologists, and
other health care providers interested in developing or
augmenting their skills in an array of empirically-supported
behavioral and cognitive therapies for the range of sleep
disorders encountered in sleep specialty practice
Learning Objectives:
1. Improve skills in applying behavioral sleep medicine
therapies for a range of sleep problems including
insomnia occurring comorbid to depression, pain,
sleep apnea, circadian rhythm sleep disorders, CPAP
non-adherence and sleep-disruptive nightmares;
2. Describe the empirical evidence supporting each of
the techniques discussed; and
3. Implement well-tested, systematic methods for
providing behavioral sleep medicine services.
C12: Update on Pediatric Guidelines:
Surveillance, Evaluation and Management
of Sleep Disorders in Specific Pediatric
Populations
Sunday, June 1, 2014
8:00am – 12:00pm
Member Fee: $85
Nonmember Fee: $150
This course will provide a review and update of pediatric
sleep guidelines in children with autism spectrum disorders,
neuromuscular disorders, Down Syndrome, Prader-Willi
Syndrome and achondroplasia. This course will include the
most recent recommendations from the American Academy
of Pediatrics, American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and
the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and
Neck Surgery.
Co-chairs:
Louella Amos, MD; and Beth Malow, MD
Faculty:
Julie Baughn, MD; and Nanci Yuan, MD
Psychologist Level of Content:
Intermediate
Target Audience:
Clinicians, including psychologists, and
other health care providers who would benefit from an
update on recent pediatric sleep guidelines
Learning Objectives:
1. Review the pathophysiology underlying the sleep
disorders seen in children with autism spectrum
disorders, neuromuscular disorders, Down Syndrome,
Prader-Willi Syndrome and achondroplasia; and
2. Recognize the updated pediatric sleep guidelines
from the AAP, AASM and/or the AAO-HNS regarding
surveillance, evaluation and management of sleep
disorders in these patient populations.
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