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When children don't sleep well
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ISBN: 0190230770 1281529230 9786611529239 0199716269 9780199716265 0190450134 Year: 2008 Publisher: New York Oxford Oxford University Press

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If your child suffers from sleep problems, you are aware of the toll it can take on your child and your family. You may hope your child will just 'grow out of it,' but this is not usually the case. You may have tried giving your child medication, only to find it has little effect in the long-term. You may also be concerned about the serious side-effects these drugs may have in children. This workbook will help you effectively manage your child's sleep problems without the use of drugs. Each module describes a different problem and gives options for treating it. Bedtime disturbances, night waki

When children don't sleep well : interventions for pediatric sleep disorders : therapist guide
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ISBN: 0190230762 1281529222 9786611529222 0199716277 9780199716272 0195329473 9780195329476 9780190230760 9781281529220 6611529225 0190450126 Year: 2008 Publisher: Oxford: Oxford university press,

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Many children experience sleep problems and their parents often seek help for what can be a nightly disruption to the entire family. Difficulty getting a good night's sleep can also impact a child's functioning during the day. In addition, sleep problems often accompany and can contribute to other disorders. Despite common belief, children do not simply 'grow out of' most sleep problems. While medications are often prescribed, they may have serious side-effects and have not been proven effective in children. However, there is more than twenty years of psychological research supporting non-phar

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