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by John Cline
John Cline, Ph.D., works at the Sleep Disorders Centers of Connecticut and Waterbury Hospital Regional Sleep Lab. He also teaches psychiatry at Yale University. See full bio
January 5, 2009, Sleep

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Hypnosis for Sleep Walking?

By John Cline, Ph.D. on January 5, 2009 in Sleepless in America

Sleep walking remains a mysterious and challenging sleep disorder that can pose serious danger should the sleep walker fall down a flight of stairs or attempt to engage in complex behaviors such as cooking or driving. Read More

Sleep talking

Submitted by Anonymous on July 13, 2009 - 7:56am.

is sleep talking analogous to sleep walking? I talk in my sleep almost every night. Though it is not disturbing to me, my husband rarely has an uninterrupted night of sleep. What course could I pursue to reduce my sleep talking?

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