Monthly Archives December 2014

Can Speech Therapy Treat Sleep Apnea?

December 10, 2014

Although he was able to demand that Pharaoh let his people go, Moshe did so with a speech impediment believed to be a stutter. The man who went on to part the Red Sea was not alone in his “slow and hesitant” speech. England’s King George VI suffered greatly with the embarrassment of being a […]

How Treating Sleep Disorders Can Restore Intimacy

December 04, 2014

by Kristin

in Sleep Source

Back in the day, Pat and Joyce had a great and intimate sex life. But that was before kids, demanding work and life responsibilities. Over the last couple of months, they have tried to rekindle the flame with romantic date nights, get-away weekends. But the couple keep fizzling out and not igniting a spark at […]

Make Sleep a Priority in 2016
Dec 30, 2015
You say you want to bring in the New Year with a positive life change that will benefit you and your health. One of the most beneficial resolutions to your overall health is changing your sleep habits. For years you have heard that sleep is important, but have you really executed a plan to make […]
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Living With Panic Disorder and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Dec 17, 2015
The sun is shining and the sky is blue. Keeping the top down on your convertible is a foregone conclusion. But wait, your palms become clammy, your heart starts to race, you can’t quite catch your breath and you have a sense of unexplainable danger. What is wrong? You might have just experienced a panic […]
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Somniphobia: Can People be Too Scared to Sleep?
Nov 04, 2015
You are addicted. You admit it. You can’t seem to get enough of the hit TV shows American Horror Story or The Walking Dead. After binge watching for 6 hours, you have finally unlocked somniphobia. But somniphobia isn’t just about getting to the end of a new series. Somniphobia is something real to people who […]
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Incidence of Gout Double for Sleep Apnea Sufferers
Oct 29, 2015
A recent study out of the UK has shown risk of developing gout was up to 60% higher among patients with sleep apnea versus individuals without sleep apnea. Gout is a complex form of arthritis that causes the body to make an excess of uric acid causing pain at the base of the joints. Sleep […]
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Monthly Archives December 2014

Can Speech Therapy Treat Sleep Apnea?

How Treating Sleep Disorders Can Restore Intimacy

Make Sleep a Priority in 2016

Living With Panic Disorder and Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Somniphobia: Can People be Too Scared to Sleep?

Incidence of Gout Double for Sleep Apnea Sufferers