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His work will be of great interest and value to those who study and treat sleeplessness and to those who wish to understand this widespread and vexing problem.

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While aimed at clinicians, this book's conversational style and anecdotal examples will appeal to lay readers, too. Troubled sleepers will find plenty of good reasons to make an appointment with the doctor. Books for Sleepless Nights 2005 An excellent and creative integration of psychiatric theory and sleep medicine. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine 2005

Table of Contents
Contents:Foreword, by Paul R. McHugh, MD1. The Problems with Insomnia 2. Normal Sleep: What We Know and How We Know It 3. Sleep as a Motivated Behavior 4. The Dimensions of Sleep 5. Life as the Context of Sleep 6. Insomnia as a Symptom or a Disease 7. Evaluation and Treatment: The Need for Integration

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      Publisher Johns Hopkins University Press
      Published 12 December 2003
      ISBN-13 9780801873263
      978-0801873263
      ISBN-10 0801873266
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      Clinical psychology

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      His work will be of great interest and value to those who study and treat sleeplessness and to those who wish to understand this widespread and vexing problem.

      Trade Review
      While aimed at clinicians, this book's conversational style and anecdotal examples will appeal to lay readers, too. Troubled sleepers will find plenty of good reasons to make an appointment with the doctor. Books for Sleepless Nights 2005 An excellent and creative integration of psychiatric theory and sleep medicine. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine 2005

      Table of Contents
      Contents:Foreword, by Paul R. McHugh, MD1. The Problems with Insomnia 2. Normal Sleep: What We Know and How We Know It 3. Sleep as a Motivated Behavior 4. The Dimensions of Sleep 5. Life as the Context of Sleep 6. Insomnia as a Symptom or a Disease 7. Evaluation and Treatment: The Need for Integration

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