Monday, March 21, 2016
From a few incoherent words, to complete conversations, sleep talking, also technically known as somnliloquy, is a sleep disorder that involves
unconscious talking while asleep. While many people assume sleep talking involves saying real words, many times it can be a mixture of noises that
don’t sound anything like words. Anyone can experience an episode of sleep talking,…
Monday, December 21, 2015
We’ve all seen it in the movies. A sleeping character is suddenly standing up and walking around while sound asleep. The character is sleepwalking,
and when they awake, they usually have no clue what they had been doing. While it may seem like something for the movies, sleepwalking affects
anywhere between 1-15 percent of the U.S. population each year.
About sleepwalking
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Monday, October 12, 2015
If any time of year will trigger nightmares, it’s probably the fall season. Autumn begins with scary movies at Halloween and continues through the stress
of back to back to back holidays Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. It’s not to say that a traditionally happy time of year itself would cause nightmares,
but stress can. Other major life events such as marriage, divorce, pregnancy and…
Monday, July 13, 2015
Many people go to bed each night and wake up the next morning with lingering memories of images they remember seeing or experiencing during their sleep.
These envisioned images, sounds or other sensations are called dreams. Many times, but not all the time, these dream and images can have parallels
to your waking life. To help understand dreams a little more, we’ve answered some commonly…
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