Comprehensive Evaluation
Complex sleep intake and differential diagnosis
Long-form evaluation for unresolved sleep complaints, treatment failures, and multi-factor cases.
Services
Clinical sleep services for complex, overlapping problems
Most poor sleep is not one problem. It is usually overlap: insomnia plus apnea, hypersomnia plus circadian mismatch, parasomnia plus medication effects, or sleep instability during recovery. This practice is built for that overlap.
How We Work
Care that matches complexity
- We schedule extra time to understand the whole problem, not just one symptom.
- CBT-I is foundational for chronic insomnia and can be delivered directly or coordinated with PhD-level therapists.
- Testing is used when it will answer a real question, not by reflex.
- Treatment includes applied sleep education so patients can sustain gains in daily life.
Core Services
Choose the service lane that best matches your case
Every service includes diagnostic refinement, a practical treatment plan, and follow-through until the plan is working in real life.
Insomnia / CBT-I
Refractory insomnia and behavioral sleep treatment
CBT-I-forward care for chronic insomnia, early waking, bedtime dread, and medication-dependent sleep.
Breathing Disorders
Sleep apnea rescue and optimization
OSA, mixed or central patterns, UARS, and persistent symptoms after PAP or prior testing.
Sleepiness
Hypersomnia and narcolepsy workup
Excessive daytime sleepiness, sleep inertia, and unclear daytime impairment after basic workups.
Parasomnias / Nightmares
Complex sleep behaviors and nighttime safety
Nightmares, REM behavior disorder, sleepwalking, and unclear nighttime events that require careful sorting.
Medication & Recovery
Sedative-hypnotic dependence and taper support
Benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, rebound insomnia, and recovery-related sleep instability.
Knowledge to Care
A smooth transition from reading to treatment
The knowledge base is not separate from care. It is the on-ramp that helps patients and clinicians understand the plan before visits even begin.
1
Recognize your pattern
Start with a topic cluster in the condition map or knowledge base to identify likely contributors.
2
Use targeted education
Read concise clinical explainers that support better questions and less uncertainty.
3
Choose your next step
Optional discovery call, callback/email response, or a full evaluation based on readiness.
For Clinicians
Referral collaboration options
- Evaluate and return with a structured, practical treatment plan.
- Support your existing testing pathway with escalation when complexity increases.
- Provide specialty support for intractable insomnia, complex apnea, parasomnias, and addiction-sleep overlap.
Contact Paths
Three ways to start
- Optional discovery call: brief fit check to build confidence before deeper work.
- Callback or email: a low-pressure way to start asynchronously.
- Full evaluation: extended visit designed to fully understand the problem.