This collection explores the types of sleep problems in people with autism, current approaches to treatment, and how to promote healthy sleep habits.
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This Research Match summary describes a study that explored how sleep and physical activity are different in adults with autism compared with family members who do not have autism.
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At least half of autistic children have trouble sleeping. The Simons Sleep Project has found an advanced way to study sleep while children are in their own homes.
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Julia knew her daughter had autism by the time the girl was only 1. How could she be so sure?
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Many children and adults on the spectrum struggle to get a good night’s sleep. Some SPARK participants are wearing devices that measure their sleep and awake patterns for a new study examining the links between autism, sleep, and genetics.
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Problems with sleep are common in autism. View this recorded webinar to learn about sleep problems and ASD.
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What are we learning about severe autism, mental health, and challenging behaviors from a sister study to SPARK?
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Jonathan stopped talking and sleeping before he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. How common is this diagnosis in people with autism?
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Some people with autism struggle with aggression. What do we know about this behavior?
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What’s self-care, and why is it important? Dr. Kristin Pleines answers questions for parents and caregivers of children with autism.
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In this webinar, Beth Malow shares more about research on sleep and autism. She also gives practical tips and resources related to sleep.
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