Sleep Disorders

A targeted healing approach that restores natural sleep patterns by calming the nervous system, reducing mental overactivity, and resolving underlying imbalances—helping you achieve deep, uninterrupted rest and wake with clarity, energy, and stability. 

Types of Sleep Disorders

Insomnia has symptoms of difficulty falling or staying asleep, often driven by stress, anxiety, or mental overactivity. Leads to fatigue, irritability, reduced focus, and long-term impact on physical and emotional health. 

Sleep disorders - Insomnia

Hypersomnia is a persistent increase in sleep duration by as much as 25% despite adequate rest, hypersomnia may indicate underlying neurological, systemic, or sleep-related disorders, leading to excessive daytime drowsiness and reduced functioning.

Narcolepsy is a condition causing sudden sleep episodes, often accompanied by cataplexy, sleep paralysis, and vivid hallucinations. Disrupts normal sleep-wake cycles and significantly affects daily functioning and safety. 

Sleep disorders - Narcolepsy

Somnabulism involves abnormal behaviors during sleep such as sleepwalking, teeth grinding, or involuntary movements. These disturbances reflect incomplete transitions between sleep stages and heightened nervous system activity. 

Sleep Apnea is a condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep, reducing oxygen levels and disrupting rest. Leads to daytime fatigue, cardiovascular strain, and increased long-term health risks. 

Sleep disorders - Apnea or Choking

Night Terrors or Hypnagogic hallucinations are episodes of intense fear during sleep with screaming, rapid heartbeat, and partial awakening. Common in children; in adults, often associated with stress, psychological factors, or alcohol-related triggers.