Children with severe developmental disabilities or autism often have difficulty with sleep which can not only impact on their sleep, but affect the whole family. These disorders are common, with autism affecting around 2% of the population. To understand why this occurs and what can be done we talk to Assoc Prof Margot Davey from Monash Childrens' sleep Centre and Assoc Prof Amanda Richdale from La Trobe University.
Dr Moira Junge (Health Psychologist) and Dr David Cunnington (Sleep Physician) host the monthly podcast, Sleep Talk, talking all things sleep.
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Links mentioned in the podcast: Dr Michel Jouvet - obituary in New York Times Adjusting for daylight saving time World Sleep Congress Sleep Down Under - Auckland 25-28th October 2017 International Conference on Sleep Disorders - Jalandhar, India 27-29th October 2017 Sleep in children with special health care needs - Research article Monash Childrens' Sleep Centre Sleep in children with autism spectrum disorders - Review article by Amanda Richdale Sleep wake rhythms in adults with autism spectrum disorders - Research by Amanda Richdale Video of talk by Margot Davey on managing sleep in genetic epilepsies -from 2hr41min to 3hr 16min Raising Children - Website Solving Sleep Problems in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders - Book Article in The Conversation - Nobel Prize for circadian rhythm research The Paradox of Sleep - Book by Dr Michel Jouvet Dr David Cunnington - Instagram Dr David Cunnington - FacebookTraumatic Brain Injury
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