Insomnia: Psychological Assessment and Management

New York: The Guilford Press, 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine /No DJ as Issued. A clear and well-organized review of the problem of insomnia, and a scient ifically validated, mutifaceted treatment program..." --Contemporary Psycho logy "....The book is well written, with the use of clear and concise exam ples. It is very well organized, leading the reader from topic to topic, no t only between the chapters, but also within them." --The Journal of Mind a nd Behavior "This volume should be of value to many physicians. It contain s useful instructions and charts for evaluating complaints and record keepi ng and might well be recommended reading for many patients." --The Newslett er of the American Institute of Stress "Insomnia is a thorough, academic l ook at sleep...Charles Morin examines its functions and processes, and sees how it may be disturbed, in 238 relatively readable pages. The book is des igned primarily for clinicians, to deal with their patient's sleep disorder s, and it succeeds at presenting the facts objectively (and noting the limi tations of research)... Insomnia makes a number of suggestions for preventi ng insomnia and improving the quality of sleep, which may be of use not onl y to clinicians, but also to graduate students in need of sleep.