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Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder

2013

Rachel Salas, M.D., Johns Hopkins neurology sleep specialist and assistant medical director practicing at the Johns Hopkins Center for Sleep at Howard County General Hospital explains how sleep specialists can diagnose and treat circadian rhythm disorder.

05:14 min

01:11:28

Jeff Haller, Feldenkrais Method® with Dorothy, a Ballerina Recovering from a Lisfranc Dislocation

Dorothy had not regained her full stability, support, and leg lift following surgery for a Lisfranc dislocation and fracture of her navicular she suffered in rehearsal prior to a performance. It is worth watching this lesson through to the end to see how much she gains.

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07:42

Stand Up Without Effort—a Feldenkrais Movement

Standing to sitting; sitting to standing. Safe and easy.

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01:25

REM Sleep Behavior Disorder

REM sleep behavior disorder or RBD is a condition experienced during the REM phase of sleep in which a person acts out his dreams. Normally, during the REM phase of sleep, our brain is active similar to when we are awake but our muscles are paralyzed to prevent us from acting out our dreams.

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02:33

Treatment and Care of Sleep Disorders

Sleep Medicine - the treatment and care of various sleep disorders.

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06:26

Common Sleep Problems

Charlene Gamaldo, M.D. Johns Hopkins neurology sleep specialist and medical director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Sleep at Howard County General Hospital and Virginia Runko, Ph.D.

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03:38

Women and Sleep Problems

Charlene Gamaldo, M.D.

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05:21

How to Manage Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders are one of the most common problems people face today. These disorders are also known as somnipathy in which sleep patterns are disturbed and can interfere with regular life routines and the physical, mental, emotional, or social ways of life.

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04:20

Sleep Disorders

In this video, David Cohn, MD, Medical Director, the Sleep Center at Princeton Medical Center, discusses the symptoms of sleep disorders and how lack of sleep and disrupted sleep can impact your health.

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02:34

Psychiatry – Sleep Disorders: By Elliott Lee M.D.

Sleep problems can be divided into complaints that people have. One of the most common complaints is excessive daytime sleepiness. There are generally 5 major causes for excessive daytime sleepiness, the most common of which is an insufficient quantity of sleep.

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05:20

10 Lesser Known Sleep Disorders You Might Not Know About

You might have heard of insomnia or hypersomnia from symptoms of depression.

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