Last night’s Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine workshop on Psychological Factors in Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation brought together amazing colleagues from Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, and Inspire!
Back from an exciting Physicians Advisory Council summit for #Inspire Medical Inc on beautiful Lake Minnetonka and gearing up for #ISSS in Miami later this week!
“While everybody going briefer, I am saying go longer” -Michael Perlis. While only 17% gain the modest 30 min increase in TST after standard 6-8 sessions, 63% gain it by 1 year. Can we titrate faster and more effectively with 16-20 sessions which is more typical in CBT-D, etc.
Great workshop on insomnia with severe anxiety by @michaelgrandner @ljcuddihy and Sara Nowakowski. ACT for accepting normal or uncontrollable sleep variabilities is key (as in age related sleep changes pictured below) and not necessarily orthogonal to also using traditional CT
Novel longitudinal method by Thomas Speer for assessing COMISA with HSAT suggests 3+ nights of monitoring to adjust for night to night variability. #sleep2024#sleep2024houston
Save the date for the SBSM reception at APSS! We will have unique networking opportunity for trainees in addition to our regular event. See you all in Houston!
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#SBSM conference winding down after 5 days of great research and clinical practice presentations. Amazing to see how organization has grown in such a short period of time and best of all is reconnecting with colleagues and former mentees who are excelling in the field of BSM