In his column Brain Waves in Kingston's Vista magazine, Peter Trueman describes how he's sleeping better. He's using Sink into Sleep!  Nice synopsis of the techniques and his experience. Here's his story. Peter Trueman in

We all have found ourselves at one time or another fighting off sleepiness as we drive.  After doing some research in this area with Dr. Alistair MacLean, I understand now that sleepiness behind the wheel

In Toronto this week, I was amazed and deeply touched to receive an award for my work on insomnia treatment in primary care.  Here's the announcement:  http://www.afhto.ca/wp-content/uploads/BL-2014-Theme-7-Dr.-Judith-Davidson-Kingston-FHT.pdf

Today (August 26, 2014) in the Globe and Mail, my article about teens and sleep.  With fall approaching, now's the time to make sleep times more consistent -- especially wake-up time.  This will make it

I'm excited to be going to Minneapolis next week for a huge sleep meeting: Association of Professional Sleep Societies. While there, I'll be seeing friends from Canada at the Canadian Sleep Society annual general meeting!

Lots of talk these days about short sleep increasing the risk of obesity.  I looked into this for Globe Health.  Here's the link.  

A possible effect of springing the clocks forward: grouchiness.  However, this time change also puts us in touch with our amazing circadian clock. We can all be glad that this internal clock allows us to

I'm excited to have this piece in the Globe.  It's letting people know about cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia, or "CBT-I."

Just in time for Valentine's Day: a little something about what happens to our sleep when we're madly in love!   This is my first piece for the Globe and Mail as a contributor to their

What a great afternoon at Ben McNally Books on Saturday!  If you weren't there, you missed delicious home-made cookies (by my cousin Katherine and myself) and tea in a beautiful bookstore.  I really enjoyed chatting