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PTSD Sleep Clinic

March 12, 2010

On Friday March 12th, Maimonides Sleep Arts & Sciences will host an open house for its new PTSD Sleep Clinic from 10 am to 6 pm with presentations and workshops throughout the day. Patients and healthcare providers are invited; and Dr. Barry Krakow will lecture at noon and 6 PM on "PTSD and REM Sleep: Dream Your Way to Better Sleep"

Call 998-7201 to receive a list of open house events. To attend one of Dr. Krakow's lectures, please RSVP (998.7201).


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Television Watchers Die Sooner?

Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com quotes Dr. Barry Krakow: "TV is a marker. Patients with more severe sleep problems watch more tv because they lack the energy to trigger their natural motivation to do something more active." Read More...

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Can we learn to rewrite our bad dreams?

Dr. Krakow's pioneering research on nightmare treatment featured in the New Yorker Magazine.
The New Yorker - On Nightmares

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    Video Blog: Dr. Barry Krakow discusses how patients with nightmares typically have additional sleep disorders and rarely complain about only nightmares themselves.

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    by Barry Krakow, MD | Clinical Psychiatry News | Download PDF Imagery rehearsal therapy is a broad term for myriad cognitive-imagery treatments for chronic and potentially acute nightmare disorders. Several groups are researching specific brands of the therapy, and this modality is receiving substantial attention in two converging ways. First, several review articles have argued that imagery [...]

  • New Research on Suicide Risk in the Military: Where’s the Sleep Angle?
    We were surprised to see that this RFA makes no mention of nightmares or insomnia, both of which are known risk factors for suicide, and both of which are in the category of modifiable risk factors.

  • Weak Reporting on PTSD Treatments
    The Washington Post has written a couple articles here and here on the poor state of mental health services in the VAMC across the USA. The sad thing about the articles is how they little they focus on the evidence-based treatments that need to be integrated into these mental health programs. Plenty of [...]

  • The Aftermath of the Virginia Tech Massacre: Asking the Right Questions
    One month after the murderous rampage at Virginia Tech, should we expect a similar media frenzy to latch onto the community�s efforts at recovery? Obviously and regrettably not, as few journalists or media organizations know how or what to effectively broach when exploring the topic of recovery. Articles will appear here and there about [...]

  • Imagery Rehearsal Therapy for Acute Nightmares
    A short research letter appears in the American Journal of Psychiatry showing that a small number of combat soldiers in Iraq responded to a brief treatment for new onset nightmares.

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