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This comprehensive guide to the management of sleep difficulties focuses on the problems that are commonly found in Autism Spectrum Disorders and related conditions. The author explains sleep and everything that affects it and gives detailed outlines of all the proven medications and western and eastern non-pharmacological remedies available.
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This comprehensive guide to the management of sleep difficulties focuses on the problems that are commonly found in Autism Spectrum Disorders and related conditions. The author explains sleep and everything that affects it and gives detailed outlines of all the proven medications and western and eastern non-pharmacological remedies available.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 172mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9781849052597
- ISBN-10: 184905259X
- Artikelnr.: 34102555
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 172mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9781849052597
- ISBN-10: 184905259X
- Artikelnr.: 34102555
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Kenneth J. Aitken is a practising clinical psychologist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He is active among many charitable organisations and research initiatives dedicated to building a better understanding of autism spectrum disorders and related conditions, and has published numerous academic and popular articles on ASDs.
Acknowledgements. Introduction. Section A: Sleep and What We Know About It.
Chronobiology. What are Biological Clocks? What is Sleep? Why Do We Sleep?
Dreaming. What Changes Occur during Sleep that don't Occur at Other Times?
Do Circadian Patterns Emerge as we Develop? The Brain at Rest. Is our Sleep
Affected by What We Eat? Alcohol Consumption. Diet, Genetics and Brain
Development. Social Interaction and Sleep. Infant Self-Soothing. Other
factors that can affect sleep. How much sleep is normal? Do we need to
sleep at all? What do we know about the normal range of sleep in childhood?
What do we know about normal patterns of sleep? Section B: Sleep Problems
in General. How sleep problems are classified. How common are sleep
problems? Is it important that sleep problems are addressed? The Importance
of Adequate Sleep for Brain Development. Section C: Sleep Problems in ASD.
How common are sleep problems in ASD? Is it important to address sleep
problems in ASD? Are there reasons why sleep problems should be more likely
in ASD? Section D: Reasons Sleep Problems May Happen or Can be Made Worse.
Maternal mood state and biology. The Neurobiology of Sleep. Diet, sleep and
ASD. Metabolic and physiological factors that can be related to disordered
sleep. Other factors that can influence sleep. Effects of sleep deprivation
on brain growth and structure. CNS trauma. Attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Craniofacial Dysmorphogenesis. Obesity. Genetic Factors. Other
genetic factors. Section E What Can You Do? Interventions - assessing the
evidence. Treatment and management. Assessing the issues and doing a basic
sleep clean up. General approaches to sorting out sleep. Specific types of
sleep problem - what they are and what can work to sort them out.
Conclusion. Resources. Useful web material. Associations and web resources.
Test and treatment materials. Appendix 1 Medications Used in Sleep
Disorders. What Are These Medications and How do they Work? Further General
Sources of Information on Medication. Appendix 2 Complementary and
Alternative Treatment Approaches. Acupuncture. Aromatherapy. Chiropractics.
Dietary intervention. Exercise. Homeopathy. Hypnosis. Massage therapy.
Meditation. Psychotherapy. Relaxation. Light therapy. Biofeedback.
Behavioural and cognitive-behavioural treatments. Yoga. Appendix 3 Herbal
Treatments. Western herbal treatments. Chinese herbal treatments. Japanese
Kampo herbal treatments. Other herbal treatments. Appendix 4 Assessment
Tools for Sleep Problems. Glossary. Further reading. Basic books on sleep
and sleep disorders. Textbooks on sleep and related issues. References.
Index.
Chronobiology. What are Biological Clocks? What is Sleep? Why Do We Sleep?
Dreaming. What Changes Occur during Sleep that don't Occur at Other Times?
Do Circadian Patterns Emerge as we Develop? The Brain at Rest. Is our Sleep
Affected by What We Eat? Alcohol Consumption. Diet, Genetics and Brain
Development. Social Interaction and Sleep. Infant Self-Soothing. Other
factors that can affect sleep. How much sleep is normal? Do we need to
sleep at all? What do we know about the normal range of sleep in childhood?
What do we know about normal patterns of sleep? Section B: Sleep Problems
in General. How sleep problems are classified. How common are sleep
problems? Is it important that sleep problems are addressed? The Importance
of Adequate Sleep for Brain Development. Section C: Sleep Problems in ASD.
How common are sleep problems in ASD? Is it important to address sleep
problems in ASD? Are there reasons why sleep problems should be more likely
in ASD? Section D: Reasons Sleep Problems May Happen or Can be Made Worse.
Maternal mood state and biology. The Neurobiology of Sleep. Diet, sleep and
ASD. Metabolic and physiological factors that can be related to disordered
sleep. Other factors that can influence sleep. Effects of sleep deprivation
on brain growth and structure. CNS trauma. Attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Craniofacial Dysmorphogenesis. Obesity. Genetic Factors. Other
genetic factors. Section E What Can You Do? Interventions - assessing the
evidence. Treatment and management. Assessing the issues and doing a basic
sleep clean up. General approaches to sorting out sleep. Specific types of
sleep problem - what they are and what can work to sort them out.
Conclusion. Resources. Useful web material. Associations and web resources.
Test and treatment materials. Appendix 1 Medications Used in Sleep
Disorders. What Are These Medications and How do they Work? Further General
Sources of Information on Medication. Appendix 2 Complementary and
Alternative Treatment Approaches. Acupuncture. Aromatherapy. Chiropractics.
Dietary intervention. Exercise. Homeopathy. Hypnosis. Massage therapy.
Meditation. Psychotherapy. Relaxation. Light therapy. Biofeedback.
Behavioural and cognitive-behavioural treatments. Yoga. Appendix 3 Herbal
Treatments. Western herbal treatments. Chinese herbal treatments. Japanese
Kampo herbal treatments. Other herbal treatments. Appendix 4 Assessment
Tools for Sleep Problems. Glossary. Further reading. Basic books on sleep
and sleep disorders. Textbooks on sleep and related issues. References.
Index.
Acknowledgements. Introduction. Section A: Sleep and What We Know About It.
Chronobiology. What are Biological Clocks? What is Sleep? Why Do We Sleep?
Dreaming. What Changes Occur during Sleep that don't Occur at Other Times?
Do Circadian Patterns Emerge as we Develop? The Brain at Rest. Is our Sleep
Affected by What We Eat? Alcohol Consumption. Diet, Genetics and Brain
Development. Social Interaction and Sleep. Infant Self-Soothing. Other
factors that can affect sleep. How much sleep is normal? Do we need to
sleep at all? What do we know about the normal range of sleep in childhood?
What do we know about normal patterns of sleep? Section B: Sleep Problems
in General. How sleep problems are classified. How common are sleep
problems? Is it important that sleep problems are addressed? The Importance
of Adequate Sleep for Brain Development. Section C: Sleep Problems in ASD.
How common are sleep problems in ASD? Is it important to address sleep
problems in ASD? Are there reasons why sleep problems should be more likely
in ASD? Section D: Reasons Sleep Problems May Happen or Can be Made Worse.
Maternal mood state and biology. The Neurobiology of Sleep. Diet, sleep and
ASD. Metabolic and physiological factors that can be related to disordered
sleep. Other factors that can influence sleep. Effects of sleep deprivation
on brain growth and structure. CNS trauma. Attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Craniofacial Dysmorphogenesis. Obesity. Genetic Factors. Other
genetic factors. Section E What Can You Do? Interventions - assessing the
evidence. Treatment and management. Assessing the issues and doing a basic
sleep clean up. General approaches to sorting out sleep. Specific types of
sleep problem - what they are and what can work to sort them out.
Conclusion. Resources. Useful web material. Associations and web resources.
Test and treatment materials. Appendix 1 Medications Used in Sleep
Disorders. What Are These Medications and How do they Work? Further General
Sources of Information on Medication. Appendix 2 Complementary and
Alternative Treatment Approaches. Acupuncture. Aromatherapy. Chiropractics.
Dietary intervention. Exercise. Homeopathy. Hypnosis. Massage therapy.
Meditation. Psychotherapy. Relaxation. Light therapy. Biofeedback.
Behavioural and cognitive-behavioural treatments. Yoga. Appendix 3 Herbal
Treatments. Western herbal treatments. Chinese herbal treatments. Japanese
Kampo herbal treatments. Other herbal treatments. Appendix 4 Assessment
Tools for Sleep Problems. Glossary. Further reading. Basic books on sleep
and sleep disorders. Textbooks on sleep and related issues. References.
Index.
Chronobiology. What are Biological Clocks? What is Sleep? Why Do We Sleep?
Dreaming. What Changes Occur during Sleep that don't Occur at Other Times?
Do Circadian Patterns Emerge as we Develop? The Brain at Rest. Is our Sleep
Affected by What We Eat? Alcohol Consumption. Diet, Genetics and Brain
Development. Social Interaction and Sleep. Infant Self-Soothing. Other
factors that can affect sleep. How much sleep is normal? Do we need to
sleep at all? What do we know about the normal range of sleep in childhood?
What do we know about normal patterns of sleep? Section B: Sleep Problems
in General. How sleep problems are classified. How common are sleep
problems? Is it important that sleep problems are addressed? The Importance
of Adequate Sleep for Brain Development. Section C: Sleep Problems in ASD.
How common are sleep problems in ASD? Is it important to address sleep
problems in ASD? Are there reasons why sleep problems should be more likely
in ASD? Section D: Reasons Sleep Problems May Happen or Can be Made Worse.
Maternal mood state and biology. The Neurobiology of Sleep. Diet, sleep and
ASD. Metabolic and physiological factors that can be related to disordered
sleep. Other factors that can influence sleep. Effects of sleep deprivation
on brain growth and structure. CNS trauma. Attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder. Craniofacial Dysmorphogenesis. Obesity. Genetic Factors. Other
genetic factors. Section E What Can You Do? Interventions - assessing the
evidence. Treatment and management. Assessing the issues and doing a basic
sleep clean up. General approaches to sorting out sleep. Specific types of
sleep problem - what they are and what can work to sort them out.
Conclusion. Resources. Useful web material. Associations and web resources.
Test and treatment materials. Appendix 1 Medications Used in Sleep
Disorders. What Are These Medications and How do they Work? Further General
Sources of Information on Medication. Appendix 2 Complementary and
Alternative Treatment Approaches. Acupuncture. Aromatherapy. Chiropractics.
Dietary intervention. Exercise. Homeopathy. Hypnosis. Massage therapy.
Meditation. Psychotherapy. Relaxation. Light therapy. Biofeedback.
Behavioural and cognitive-behavioural treatments. Yoga. Appendix 3 Herbal
Treatments. Western herbal treatments. Chinese herbal treatments. Japanese
Kampo herbal treatments. Other herbal treatments. Appendix 4 Assessment
Tools for Sleep Problems. Glossary. Further reading. Basic books on sleep
and sleep disorders. Textbooks on sleep and related issues. References.
Index.