Management of Sleep Disorders in Psychiatry

Introduction to Sleep Medicine
1) Sleep Medicine and Psychiatry: The Inseparable Two
2) Sleep Architecture and Physiology
3) Neurobiology of Sleep and Wakefulness
4) Circadian rhythms
5) Sleep and Cognition
6) Office based Evaluation of Sleep Disordered Patients
7) Clinical Applications of Technical Procedures in Sleep Medicine
Sleep-Wake Disorders
8) Insomnia disorder-Pathophysiology
9) Insomnia disorder- Pharmacological treatments
10) Insomnia disorder- Behavioral Treatments
11) Hypersomnolence disorders
12) Parasomnias
13) Circadian rhythm Sleep-Wake disorders
14) Sleep-Related Movement Disorders
15) Breathing-Related Sleep Disorders
16) Pediatric sleep-wake disorders
Sleep and Psychiatric disorders
17) Depressive Disorders
18) Bipolar and Related Disorders
19) Anxiety Disorders
20) Trauma and Stressor-Related disorders:
21) Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic disorders
22) Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders
23) Neurodevelopmental disorders
24) Delirium
25) Neurocognitive Disorders
26) Neuropsychiatric disorders
27) Pain Disorders
28) Psychotropic medications and Sleep
29) Forensic Sleep Medicine
30) Eating Disorders
31) Future of Sleep Medicine and Psychiatry

Management of Sleep Disorders in Psychiatry provides the most comprehensive and evidence-based review of the clinical management of DSM-V based sleep-wake disorders in patients with psychiatric disorders. This book is organized into three sections that focus on the basics of sleep medicine, clinical features and treatment of DSM-V sleep-wake disorders, and evidence-based management of sleep disorders commonly associated with a range of DSM-V based psychiatric disorders.

The first section orients the reader to topics such as sleep physiology, neural mechanisms of wakefulness and sleep, circadian rhythms, effects of sleep on cognition, history taking in sleep medicine, and clinical application of technical procedures used in the field of sleep medicine. The second section adopts a unique perspective of using DSM-V classification of sleep-wake disorders to integrate the management of sleep disorders with mainstream clinical psychiatry. This section features a comprehensive chapter on pediatric sleep-wake disorders, a topic of interest to fellows and practicing clinicians specializing in child and adolescent psychiatry. The third section offers the most comprehensive review of comorbidity, shared pathophysiology, and clinical management of sleep disorders within the context of a wide range of DSM-V based psychiatric disorders. This section also highlights important topics such as delirium, neurocognitive disorders, effects of psychotropic medications on sleep, neurological disorders, pain disorders, forensic sleep medicine, and eating disorders.

This clinically-oriented resource provides case vignettes and clinical pearls to illustrate the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders in the setting of a variety of psychiatric presentations. Additionally, each chapter includes a self-assessment section with multiple-choice questions that helps the reader solidify their clinical skills and prepare for the board and certification examinations for topics pertinent to sleep-wake disorders in psychiatry.

• Reviews the evidence based literature for clinical management of DSM-V sleep-wake disorders commonly associated with a range of DSM-V based psychiatric disorders
• Includes unique chapters on topics such as cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia, sleep disturbances in eating disorders, sleep disturbances in delirium, effects of psychotropic medications on sleep, pediatric sleep disorders, sleep disorders associated with neurological and pain disorders, and forensic aspects of sleep disorders
• Provides case vignettes, key clinical pearls, and self-assessment sections with multiple choice questions

Edited by Amit Chopra, Allegheny Health Network, Edited by Piyush Das, Creighton University School of Medicine, and Edited by Karl Doghramji, Jefferson University 

Amit Chopra, MD is a practicing psychiatrist and sleep medicine specialist at Allegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Chopra has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications and has won numerous awards in his clinical and research career. Dr. Chopra currently serves as a principal investigator in multiple research projects that integrate the areas of his special interests including sleep disorders, mood disorders and neuromodulation. Dr. Chopra is deeply invested in improving identification and treatment of common sleep disorders in inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings to improve clinical care  outcomes. Piyush Das, MD is a sleep medicine physician and adult inpatient/consultation-liaison psychiatrist with Centracare Health system. Dr. Das is also a clinical fellow in Integrative Psychiatry with the Integrative Psychiatry Institute at the University of Colorado. Dr. Das is motivated to improve patient outcomes by figuring out and addressing root cause(s) of mental illness in a given individual. Dr. Das has authored and collaborated on multiple PubMed Indexed publications. He was awarded the Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Foundation Resident Research Award for one of the best research articles. Karl Doghramji, MD is Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, and Medicine at Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Medical Director of the Jefferson Sleep Disorders Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Dr. Doghramji works as a clinician, researcher, educator, and physician leader, and has a national clinical and academic reputation in sleep medicine and biological psychiatry. He is actively engaged in interdisciplinary care with academic contributions in the fields of psychiatry, sleep medicine, otolaryngology, neurology, and pulmonary medicine.