Sleep More, Struggle Less – your goals, your values.

Sleep
Support

From infancy to adulthood, sleep continues to be a vital component of overall physical and psychological health. Sleep contributes to learning, memory, immune function and so much more.

Sleep consultation is a team approach with recommendations grounded in data and research, and your values. The process is collaborative, working with you to answer the million-dollar question “Why is your child not sleeping well?” By working in line with your family values and early childhood norms we can create a sustainable plan.

Each sleep-related challenge is unique in its causes and symptoms, a cookie-cutter approach simply does not work. By asking the right questions, providing direct support and individualizing, we can achieve your ultimate goal — a healthy night’s sleep for everyone.

Sleep training can seem like a daunting task! And the term is used in so many ways, it’s hard to know what it means and which route is the “right” one to take. When I use say sleep training, I am talking about a family centred approach to problem solve sleep issues so that everyone can sleep again. 

Mother cuddling baby in a carrier

My Why

I learned what sleep deprivation can do postpartum, as I navigated post-partum anxiety, addressing sleep was a huge piece of recovery. If we are not sleeping well as parents, it has a direct impact on our ability to model all of those wonderful regulation skills we want our children to learn. I learned about sleep so I could help other parents, I know first hand how hard it is to get started – I’m here, you are not alone.

 

Sleep is the single most effective thing we can do to reset our brain and body health each day.

 

Matthew Walker, PhD

Sleep

Challenges

When someone in your family can’t sleep, no one can. Approximately 75-80% of autistic children struggle to get healthy sleep. This also means you, as their parents, are not sleeping either.

However, a night of uninterrupted sleep is possible for everyone (even if it may not seem like it). Your child can sleep!

Learning to fall asleep is like any other life skill… It can be taught.

We help families facing any of the following sleep challenges:

  • Difficulty falling asleep
  • Not sleeping for the recommended duration
  • Waking up in the middle of the night
  • Unable to fall asleep independently
  • Disruptive bedtime routine
  • Insomnia

Ready to get

a goodnight's sleep?

Contact us today and book your free 15-minute consultation.

Service

Model

Consultation

Start with a complimentary 15-30 minute call to see services are a good fit for you.

The first step is to talk about your sleep problems to identify the “why”. Sleep problems can occur for various reasons, we’ll look for the root cause. We’ll talk about sleep history, daily routines and any other variables that may be contributing to poor sleep.

Based on our assessment, we’ll start planning. We’ll talk about recommendations and choices to make sure the plan works for your family. You will get a written draft, and we’ll review it together.

Once we have a game plan, we practice! Role playing and talking through scenarios is a crucial piece to setting you up for success. Without a plan, or assessment, sleep is likely to worsen.

Based on our assessment, we’ll start planning. We’ll talk about recommendations and choices to make sure the plan works for your family. You will get a written draft, and we’ll review it together.

Treatment plans are uniquely designed for you. Therefore they can vary in intensity and need, families are encouraged to reach out to discuss specific options.