Samuel Kohlenberg, PhD is a Clinical Psychophysiologist, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Behavioral Health Educator in Denver, Co.

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I am a licensed clinical psychologist (OK #969), Diplomate in Behavioral Sleep Medicine, and professor of psychology. I specialize in treating sleep problems (nightmares, insomnia), posttraumatic stress disorder, and other consequences of traumatic experiences and major life stressors.

Dr. Ashley Rudnick, Psy.D., DBSM is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist based in the Chicago area with board certification in Behavioral Sleep Medicine. She completed her Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) in 2012 at Roosevelt University and developed her specialization in Sleep Psychology in 2014 during her postdoctoral fellowship. Dr. Rudnick spent 6 years practicing at The Center for Sleep Medicine in Naperville and Orland Park before joining Hinsdale Sleep Center at Drs. Girgis and As ...

Dr. Isaac Y Taitz is a licensed clinical psychologist in Rancho Santa Margarita and Newport Beach, CA. Dr. Taitz provides solution-focused, individual, family, and group therapy for clients from 5-65 struggling with: - Sleep disorders - insomnia, hypersomnia, nightmares, restless leg syndrome, including Lucid Dreaming Therapy - Mood disorders (depression, anxiety) - Inattention and impulsivity disorders (ADHD, ODD, trichotillomania) - Parent-child interaction difficulties - Grief & ...

Russell Gilbert M.D. has been practicing Sleep Medicine since 1995. Since 2007, Dr. Gilbert has had a private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona focusing on insomnia and its psychological and behavioral causes. This focus has enabled him to become an expert in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I). Dr. Gilbert remains one of only 35 physicians in North America, and the only physician in British Columbia and Arizona, who has additional certification in Behavioral Sleep Medicine. He is a ...

At the Coping Resource Center, we have several skilled clinicians who are experts at treating sleep difficulties including insomnia, delayed phase sleep disorders, nightmares, and PTSD, as well as CPAP adherence. It is normal for people to experience difficulty with sleeping when they are going through a major life transition, stressor, or change in their life. Sometimes sleep issues seem to come from out-of-the-blue or persist even after the stressful situation has ended. Regardless not sl ...