Common symptoms indicative of sleep disorders include: 

 

Insomnia (difficulty falling and remaining as sleep)

 

Sleep Apnea (brief periods in which breathing stops and starts throughout the night, leading to excessive daytime

fatigue), 

 

Restless Leg Syndrome (uncontrollable restlessness and urge to move the lower extremities, especially legs), 

Narcolepsy (abruptly falling asleep during the day)

 

In addition to pharmacological interventions, our providers are experts at providing psychoeducation on sleep hygiene and utilizing behavioral techniques to reset and preserve your sleep architecture.