Titlebook: Case Studies in Insomnia; Peter J. Hauri Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Management.Psychotherapeut.Syndrom.assess

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R. A. F. Cox MA, MB, BChir, MFOMratory and clinical studies and is now widely used in sleep disorders centers (Spielman, Saskin, & Thorpy, 1987; Friedman, Bliwise, Yesavage, & Salom, 1991; Morin, Kowatch, & Wade, 1989; Morin, Kowatch, & O’Shanick, 1990; Rubinstein, Rothenberg, Maheswaran, Tsai, Zozula, & Spielman, 1990).

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Selecting a Treatment Strategyn best be treated. The patient’s own selection of a coping strategy is often determined by how the insomnia is perceived and evaluated. This is partly a function of the patient’s belief system about his or her ability to sleep and to function without sleep.

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Resonators on the Stability Limitsnolence. In an effort to cope with the disorder, patients may self-medicate with hypnotics or alcohol to help them get to sleep and with stimulants to decrease daytime sleepiness. Therefore, a substance abuse problem may also complicate the diagnosis and subsequent treatment.

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Assessment and Treatment of Delayed Sleep Phase Syndromenolence. In an effort to cope with the disorder, patients may self-medicate with hypnotics or alcohol to help them get to sleep and with stimulants to decrease daytime sleepiness. Therefore, a substance abuse problem may also complicate the diagnosis and subsequent treatment.

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Elspeth Cusack,G. H. B. Rafsanjanin best be treated. The patient’s own selection of a coping strategy is often determined by how the insomnia is perceived and evaluated. This is partly a function of the patient’s belief system about his or her ability to sleep and to function without sleep.

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Influence of Gain on Mode Structure and Lossontrolled, substantial influence over it can be obtained by manipulating waking behavior. Patients are taught to systematically implement sleep behavior principles to improve sleep quality and quantity. At the end of therapy, independent management of sleep behavior is possible and expected.