Sleep problems such as settling problems, frequent night waking, and early waking are prevalent as well as persistent with children and young adults with developmental disabilities who live at home. In this study, results of pretreatment functional assessment suggested that parental attention may have shaped and maintained the sleep problems with four participants. Effectiveness of extinction of parental attention, that is planned ignoring, was assessed on number of minutes of nighttime disruptive behaviors. Treatment resulted in a normalized sleep pattern in all cases and effects were maintained across time
Background: This exploratory study investigated the relationships between illness beliefs and treatm...
Background: Sleep patterns of persons with developmental disabilities are different from those of ag...
The current paper reports on the sleep of 13 children aged 3-19 years with Fragile X (FraX). Their p...
Sleep problems such as settling problems, frequent night waking, and early waking are prevalent as w...
Sleep disorders in children with developmental disabilities are a common and frequently disruptive b...
Aim Sleep is important for underlying neural plasticity, and children with developmental disabilitie...
Sleep problems are common among young children with developmental disabilities. In many cases, paren...
The effects of sleep disturbance and sleep deprivation in adults have been well documented and inclu...
This paper reviews behavioral treatments for sleep problems in children with a developmental disorde...
Sleep is vital for optimal physical and mental health, as well as cognitive and social functioning. ...
Sleep has a significant impact on the daily functioning of children and their parents. The purpose o...
Background: Children with intellectual and developmental difficulties often experience sleep problem...
This paper describes research on the prevalence, correlates, and treatment of sleep disorders in ind...
The prevalence of sleep disturbance among children with developmental disabilities is known to be co...
This thesis explores by means of a small intervention study based on ordinary clinical practice, the...
Background: This exploratory study investigated the relationships between illness beliefs and treatm...
Background: Sleep patterns of persons with developmental disabilities are different from those of ag...
The current paper reports on the sleep of 13 children aged 3-19 years with Fragile X (FraX). Their p...
Sleep problems such as settling problems, frequent night waking, and early waking are prevalent as w...
Sleep disorders in children with developmental disabilities are a common and frequently disruptive b...
Aim Sleep is important for underlying neural plasticity, and children with developmental disabilitie...
Sleep problems are common among young children with developmental disabilities. In many cases, paren...
The effects of sleep disturbance and sleep deprivation in adults have been well documented and inclu...
This paper reviews behavioral treatments for sleep problems in children with a developmental disorde...
Sleep is vital for optimal physical and mental health, as well as cognitive and social functioning. ...
Sleep has a significant impact on the daily functioning of children and their parents. The purpose o...
Background: Children with intellectual and developmental difficulties often experience sleep problem...
This paper describes research on the prevalence, correlates, and treatment of sleep disorders in ind...
The prevalence of sleep disturbance among children with developmental disabilities is known to be co...
This thesis explores by means of a small intervention study based on ordinary clinical practice, the...
Background: This exploratory study investigated the relationships between illness beliefs and treatm...
Background: Sleep patterns of persons with developmental disabilities are different from those of ag...
The current paper reports on the sleep of 13 children aged 3-19 years with Fragile X (FraX). Their p...