Sleep Update Day

What is a Sleep Update Day?

Our Sleep Update Days are designed to help those who are working in the world of paediatric sleep remain up to date with the latest research, discuss complex cases, exchange ideas and meet other professionals working in the same field

Details of our 2020 Sleep Update day will be available shortly

22nd October 2019 Programme Talks

Sleep and Trauma
Sleep and Postnatal Depression
Models of Working (to included discussions on "what should I charge", "what does a good sleep programmes look like"?, Safeguarding, Lone Working, Data Protection etc.

Case Studies to include:

Sleep in a child who has suffered trauma
Sleep advice for a mother following a traumatic birth

Reviewing Latest Research on:

The use of CBD for the treatment of Adult Insomnia
Latest gadgets and what happens to the data
Latest news on the availability of slow release melatonin for children
To sleep train or not to sleep train
Sleep regression - is it real?
Melatonin and colic
Virtual games and nightmares
Poor sleep and risk taking sexual behaviour in teens

Who are theses courses for?

These courses can be attended by anyone who has already completed a face to face intensive 3-5 day paediatric sleep training course. You will be asked which courses you have previously attended and when on your application form. If you have not attended such a course but would like to do so please look at our 3 day Paediatric Sleep Training Course for Professionals

How often are these course?

These are annual courses and will run in the autumn each year

Our next course will be on the 22nd October 2019.

Cost

£105. Cost includes lunch, and tea and coffee throughout the day and on site parking.

Venue

Holiday Inn

Egerton Road

Guildfrod

GU2 7XZ

Click here to apply

Sleep Update Day October 2018

Some of the questions we looked at were;

“Does feeding babies solids before 6 months of age improve sleep”, and “are too many babies overfed”, and if so where does that leave parents?

Is ADHD just a sleep disorder?

Does a massaged-based bedtime routine improve sleep for babies/ children and mothers?

How does thermoregulation in babies and children with complex needs affect sleep?

IT media use versus books at 3 years of age, how does it impact on sleep?

Can early sleep problems increase the risk of Chronic Fatigue in adolescence?

Should we follow France’s lead and teach sleep education to 8 year olds in school?

Can what we smell affect the content of our dreams?

We also;

Had a psychologist come to speak on the subject of “Sleep and Anxiety”
Looked at 2 cases studies 1. for a child with anxiety and 2. for an anxious mother
Looked at The Smart Crib, and discussed if we as sleep practitioners would recommend its use or not.
Had a demonstration from Creative Care on the use of Safe Sleep Spaces for children with additional needs
Brainstormed “How to develop business opportunities”