I am a psychologist and provide cognitive behavioral therapy for a range of disorders including sleep disorders including insomnia and nightmares. I am licensed in CA, DE, ME, NH, and NY. I provide therapy by telehealth in states where I am licensed and in FL. I am a Diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology, and a Diplomate and Founding Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy.
I am certified in cognitive-behavioral therapy by the Academy of Cognitive & Behavioral Therapies. I am training and experienced in providing CBT-I for persons struggling with insomnia. I have expertise in CBT for anxiety disorders, depression, as well as LGBT concerns.
Therapist specializes in individual and group CBT-I therapies. Therapist also specializes in the treatment of PTSD.
Dr. Conroy is a clinical psychologist who treats sleep disorders in adults. Her focus is in chronic insomnia and has been working with individuals with insomnia for approximately 15 years.
Dr. Lisa Cottrell, CBSM, DBSM, is board certified in behavioral sleep medicine by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Society for Behavioral Sleep Medicine. She provides sleep disorder treatment, including CBT-I, for adults, adolescents and children. She completed post-doctoral training in an American Academy of Sleep Medicine Mini-Fellowship at the Stanford University Sleep Medicine Clinic.
Dr. Crew is a clinical health psychologist with the Behavioral Health Program at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center (MEDVAMC), providing comprehensive Behavioral Sleep Medicine services as an integrated psychologist within the Sleep Disorders Center. These services include individual and group-based therapies for a range of sleep disorders such as insomnia, nightmare disorder, circadian rhythm disorders (e.g., delayed sleep phase, shift work), obstructive sleep apnea with suboptimal adherence to device therapy (e.g., CPAP), and other disorders of hypersomnolence (e.g., narcolepsy). He is also an Assistant Professor within the Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine. In addition to his clinical responsibilities, Dr. Crew's research interests include investigating correlates and consequences of insomnia in chronic medical populations, and investigation of barriers and facilitators of adherence to CPAP therapy to inform novel interventions to optimize treatment outcomes.
Hello! I am a Canadian living in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia, my Masters and PhD in clinical psychology at The University of Oregon, and my clinical internship in child psychiatry at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY. I taught at Syracuse University for two years, prior to moving to Tulsa in 2009. I am on the faculty at The University of Tulsa, and have a small, part time private practice.
I am a licensed clinical psychologist and I specialize in trauma and resilience, with special emphasis on athletes, sleep, and nightmares. I have been doing CBT-I for about 8 years and work with children as young as 5 as well as with adults. When working with children ages 5-14, it is expected that a primary caregiver will participate in treatment with the child/adolescent.
Something unique about my work, is that I have a treatment for nightmares in children. The treatment is Cognitive behavioral therapy for nightmares specifically, although I do treat insomnia and other behavioral sleep problems. I have done research in the area of sleep since about 2010, and my research has been cited by the International Olympic Committee. You can learn more about my research on my TU website.
Brian Curtis, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and founder of Honest Sleep, LLC, a telehealth-based clinical practice specializing in the assessment and treatment of chronic insomnia and nightmare disorder.
He has over 12 years of research experience in the field of sleep medicine and is a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine.
Dr. Curtis received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and M.S. in neuroscience from the University of Utah.
Dr. Curtis’s work includes targeting comorbid sleep disruption for individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, various anxiety disorders, and major depression.
As sleep disruption is transdiagnostic across most mental health concerns, Dr. Curtis is particularly interested in helping fellow health providers increase their competence in the assessment and treatment of sleep-related difficulties with their clients.
I have a masters degree (MS) in clinical psychology with an emphasis on health psychology from North Dakota State University. I worked at the Mayo Clinic for 13 years in their Behavioral Medicine/Health Psychology section of the Dept of Psychiatry and Psychology. While at Mayo, Peter Hauri, PhD was my supervisor and I was therefore informally trained in CBT-I over the many years we worked together before his retirement. I have also attended CBT-I lectures over the past 20 years. I specialize in working with adults who have chronic medical conditions (pain, diabetes, seizures, stroke, gastrointestinal disorders, etc), anxiety disorders, stress and sleep (primarily insomnia) and use CBT and Motivational Interviewing approaches to treatment. I have been in private practice since 2011. I am currently 100% telehealth. I am located in OR but am licensed and able to treat patient in both WA and OR.
Hello, my name is Mariam Daneshgar and I am a Registered Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist, with health and mental health specialization, since 2009. I founded my private practice, Harmonia Counselling & Psychotherapy, to exclusively focuses on supporting individuals struggling with Insomnia and/or Anxiety disorders.
I provide assessments and treatments virtually to adults in Ontario.
When addressing insomnia, my practice is to gain a deep understanding of your sleep profile and why you are sleeping poorly through a comprehensive assessment. My primary approach to treating insomnia involves Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), and elements from Acceptance Commitment Therapy when appropriate. You will be provided with practical tools to readjust and reset your sleep and to effectively manage general or sleep-related anxieties to prevent them from taking over. The overall goal of the treatment will be to resolve sleeping difficulties and to restore restful sleep. As insomnia is multifaceted and may co-occur with other conditions, depending on your needs and goals, I can integrate CBT-I with other treatments or offer it as a stand-alone treatment.
I follow a client-centered approach through an empathic, open, focused, and warm style to help you achieve your goals and growth towards a life of harmony and renewed energy. Please visit www.harmoniacounselling.com for more information. I look forward to meeting you!
Meg Danforth, Ph.D., CBSM, DBSM offers expert, evidence-based insomnia care through her private practice, Triangle CBT-I, PLLC. Dr. Danforth is a Licensed Psychologist in the state of North Carolina and offers Telehealth CBT-I to patients residing across NC as well in other PSYPACT-participating states. PSYPACT is an interstate compact that allows psychologists licensed in one PSYPACT state to practice teletherapy across state lines. Dr. Danforth holds an active Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) granted from the PSYPACT Commission.
Dr. Dardeen is a licensed clinical psychologist, currently residing in Indiana. Dr. Dardeen has been certified in CBT-I since 2012. She participated in CBT-I training and was certified through the VA Healthcare System in the early years of her career. Since that time, Dr. Dardeen has partnered with the sleep disorders clinic at Intermountain Medical Center (2015-2017) to provide care to a variety of patients with various sleep disorders. She now has her own private practice, Suncrest Psychological Services LLC, and a large portion of her practice is devoted to treating sleep disorders. Dr. Dardeen's practice specializes in treating first responders and she provides many EBT's (evidence based treatments) such as CBT-I, CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy) and EMDR (Eye movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). CBT-I is a great fit for law enforcement, EMS, and firefighters who often work irregular hours leading to sleep disruption. First responders tend to react well to the structure of CBT-I and the quick and stable results it brings.
I am a clinical psychologist licensed in Oklahoma and through PSYPACT. My practice includes treating insomnia, nightmares, posttraumatic stress disorder, and anxiety disorders. I developed a treatment for trauma-related nightmares and authored a book on the approach, Treating Post-trauma Nightmares. I offer empirically supported therapy via telehealth. Appointments can be made via: https://meetmonarch.com/therapist/joanne-davis-health-service-psychologist.
Kyle Davis, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in clinical health psychology and behavioral sleep medicine. He has specialized training in mood and sleep disorders, chronic pain, weight management, and in primary care mental health integration.
Dr. Davis earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Oklahoma State University, a PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Colorado, Boulder, completed a pre-doctoral internship at the University of California, San Diego, and a post-doctoral fellowship in primary care mental health integration at the Center of Excellence in Primary Care Education at the Boise VA Medical Center.
Dr. Davis's clinical practice has focused on the treatment of insomnia with CBT-I for the past 6 years. Dr. Davis has worked in the VA healthcare system as well as St. Luke's regional health care system. Dr. Davis launched a virtual private practice, Confluence Health Psychology, in 2021 to help Idahoans address problems with insomnia and related disorders.
I am a clinical psychologist who specializes in Behavioral Sleep Medicine. I know how overwhelming sleep problems can be and the huge effects they can have on daytime life. Let me tell you though: there is hope. It has been my continued privilege to help people improve their sleep, rebuild their confidence, and retake their lives from sleep problems. It would be my privilege have the opportunity to help you as well.
I am a licensed psychologist who has been in private practice for over 15 years. I work with individuals and couples dealing with a variety of psychological and health concerns. For the past 7 years I have been using CBT-I in my practice and have found it to be an incredibly effective technique for treating insomnia.
I am a teacher in various specialization schools for psychotherapists and I have done several training courses for psychologists where I teach CBT-I.
I am a psychologist working in Cincinnati and specialized in evidence-based treatment for trauma, mood, anxiety, and sleep disorders. I have been using CBT-I with clients for nearly 10 years and continue to love using this treatment given its consistent effectiveness. I acquired my training in CBT-I through Boston University and the Department of Veterans Affairs and have considerable experience treating insomnia in the context of co-occurring trauma, mood, and anxiety issues.
Dr. Michelle Drerup is director of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at Cleveland Clinic's Sleep Disorders Center. Dr. Drerup has been in practice since 2007 and certified in Behavioral Sleep Medicine by AASM (2008).
Clinical Psychologist and Behavioral Sleep Medicine Provider (DBSM)
I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Diplomate AASM, with 20 years of experience in field of Sleep, including treatment and research.