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Mastering Healthy Sleep Habits: An evidence-based approach to improving sleep

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For registration assistance: 608-262-2451
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Schedule

Feb. 21-April 1, 2022; Live online sessions from 12–1 p.m. on Feb. 23, March 9 & 30, 2022.

Register through: February 20, 2022

All times shown in central time.

Fee

 $350 through Jan. 31, 2022; $450 after

Discount(s)

Early Bird Discount: $100 off the course fee if you sign up for this course by Jan. 31, 2022

Instructor(s)

Matthew Berg

Cancellation Policy

A notice of 5 business days is required for cancellation. A $25 administrative fee will apply for cancellations occurring 5 business days before the start of the course. No refunds will be provided for participants canceling within 5 business days of the start of the course or for participants canceling after the course has begun.

Summary

Do you struggle with chronic or acute sleep issues? Do you want to deeply understand the fundamentals of sound sleep? Are you serious about getting your sleep on track?

Whether sleep issues are chronic, stemming from ongoing, underlying issues or stress-induced, learn how to take control of the nightly challenge of unhealthy sleep patterns. This course empowers participants to create sustainable modifications through a deep understanding of sleep neuroscience and learning strategies of behavioral change to create a foundation for consistent healthy sleep. During this 6-week class, learners will participate in a blend of weekly self-paced online modules and interactive live lectures and workshops. The online modules will dive into sleep neuroscience and the accompanying evidence-based behavioral health science behind creating a healthy foundation for sleep.

An Investment in Your Sleep Health

The immersive live lectures will be followed by small group workshops facilitated by sleep specialists who will use data-powered coaching to facilitate individualized approaches and solutions to chronic sleep issues.

  • Learners will have the opportunity to screen for insomnia and sleep apnea.
  • All participants will receive a Somni premium sleep health kit with products designed to improve any sleeping environment.
  • Expert guest lecturers from the fields of Sleep Behavioral Medicine, Genetics and Health Design will be accessible to learners.

Overview

Learning Objectives

We aim to equip participants with a sound understanding of the foundational principles behind sleep neuroscience and how to implement sustainable and positive behavioral changes for better health.

Participants will:

  • Apply best practices for optimizing the environment, routine and behaviors for healthy consistent sleep.
  • Assess personal sleeping patterns and analyze sleep data to set individual goals.
  • Review and discuss landmark sleep research studies and their implications for health.
  • Explore how sleep affects weight, genetic, physical and metabolic health as well as cognition, memory, stress and emotional health.

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Earn Continuing Education Hours

By participating in this class you will earn:

Instructional Hours 17
University of Wisconsin Continuing Education Units 1.7

Explanation of Continuing Education Hours

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Contact info@dcs.wisc.edu or 608-262-1156

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Meet your instructor(s)

Matthew Berg

is the co-founder of Somni, a digital health company in Madison, WI. Somni makes evidence-based behavioral medicine programs for sleep and genetic diagnostic tests for sleep. Matt works across the Somni team to help design, build, and deploy products and services aimed at improving health and longevity through meaningfully improving sleep. Matt has a background in chemistry, psychology and translational research. Previous to Somni he worked on research teams striving to develop new therapeutic targets for neurodegenerative diseases (Niemann Pick Type-C & Traumatic Brain Injury).