1. Behavioral Principles
Faculty: Colin Espie, PhD, DSc, FBPsS, CPsychol, CSi 63 minutes
Learning Objective: Discuss the theory and principles of classical and operant conditioning.

2. Sleep Disorders (Circadian, RLS/PLMs, MSLT/MWT)
Faculty: Shalini Manchanda, MD 61 minutes
Learning Objective: Identify basic sleep disorders encountered in a BSM practice in the adult
and pediatric patient.

3. Hypersomnia
Faculty: Lynn Marie Trotti, MD, MSc 43 minutes
Learning Objective: Understand the clinical features of hypersomnia. Discuss diagnostic criteria for central
disorders of hypersomnia.

4. Physiology, Anatomy and Sleep Across the Adult Life Span Part 1&2
Faculty: Michael Grandner, PhD, DBSM 76 minutes
Learning Objective: Review the physiology of sleep as it applies to the adult through the aging process.
Identify anatomical variances that impact the quality of sleep in adults.

5. Pediatric Topics (treatments, lifespan)
Faculty: Sarah Morsbach Honaker, PhD, DBSM 83 minutes
Learning Objective: Discuss the clinical representation of insomnia in pediatric patients. Correlate clinical
management of insomnia in children using behavioral sleep interventions.

6. Sleep Apnea (OSA, CSA, PSG/HSAT, PAP, PAP Downloads/Reports)
Faculty: Don Townsend, PhD, DBSM 74 minutes
Learning Objective: Learn to differentiate obstructive, central and mixed sleep apnea and treatment
options. Review how to interpret sleep study results and CPAP download from the reports.