Describe the contributions from prinicples of behavior change and sleep research that led to our current treatments for insomnia and sleep disturbances
Describe the critical role that sleep plays in cognition, emotion regulation, psychopathology, behavioral consequences and health
Describe future directions to reach more people, train more clinicians, and influence public policy
Use screening measures to identify patients appropriate for CBT-I and with other comorbid sleep disorders
Review the evidence supporting CBT-I and the treatment components of CBT-I
Discuss how to apply the use of sleep diaries, sleep education, stimulus control and sleep restriction to treat patients
Discuss the normal sleep development from infants to adolescents
Evaluate pediatric patients for insomnia
Apply behvaioral therapy strategies to diagnose and treat pediatric patients
REview the differential diagnosis of fatigue vs. sleepiness
Describe the behavioral preparation for an MSLT
Explain the role BSM can play in the diagnosis and treatment of hypersomnia
REview several BSM practice models and discuss important business considerations for each model
Implement key strategies for establishing and marketing a BSM pracitce
Describe methods for maximizing insurance reimbursement for services
Assess the practical considerations of CBT-I including frequency and duration of treatment and group versus individual treatment
Utilize behavioral therapy to improve positive airway pressure adherence and treat delayed sleep phase disorder in adolescents
Review the impact of pain on sleep
Describe the role of sleep in pain sensitivity
Develop a patient-care plan when pain and sleep disturbances co-exist
Improve patient care by implementing new strategies to inform clinicians of BSM interventions
Assess varying approaches for disseminating BSM interventions to patients with sleep disorders
Discuss potential directions of future education of BSM
Assess the meaning of nightmares in patients with PTSD
Review CBT-I for patients with co-occurring alcohol use disorders
Explain approaches to augmenting BSM practice with complimentary clinical and consultation services
Discuss how to diagnoxe and manage pediatric patients with sleep disorders and comorbid medical psychiatric and neurodevelopmental conditions
Explain the impact medication has on pediatric insomnia
Describe cultural and ethical considerations that clinicians face when working with children and families
Discuss the safety, feasibility and withdrawal symptoms of sedative hypnotics
Assess the varying treatments for hypnotic withdrawl
Analyze varying approaches to hypnotic taper and withdrawal
Discuss ethical issues related to cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia
Discuss ethical issues related to providing medications and medical devices to patients with sleep disorders
Review mandated reporting requirements for individuals with untreated sleep apnea
Explain how to treat insomnia in cancer patients
Review the diagnosis and treatment options for sleep apnea
Discuss PAP as a therapy for OSA
Explain behavioral interventions to improve PAP adherence
Discuss applications of mindfulness meditation and ACT for sleep disorders
Review the evidence related to the safety and efficacny of mindfuless meditation and ACT for the treatment of sleep disturbances
Apply mindfulness meditation and ACT in a clinical-setting
Assess suicide risk and implement suicide prevention plans for patients with insomnia and other sleep disorders
What questions have arisen in your practice for which you need answers/strategies that you can implement?
Are you interested in basic, intermediate or advanced level trainings?
What barriers might you have that would interfere with implementation of new information learned from this training?
How can this training (the overall meeting) be improved to better impact competence, performance and/or patient/client outcomes?
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