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Sleep Disorders

Therapeutic Approach and Treatment

Sleep Disorder Treatment at Tranquilamente

Sleep is a vital natural function that allows for the repair of the brain and the rest of the body, as well as memory processing and consolidation.

Sleep disorders involve disturbances in the quantity or quality of sleep that impact our health or quality of life.

Most sleep disorders improve significantly with treatment. This treatment varies depending on the specific characteristics of the condition and the contributing factors.

Personalized Diagnostic and Medical Assessment

At Tranquilamente, we conduct a comprehensive, personalized assessment to understand your routines, health history, emotional state, and the actual impact insomnia is having on your daily life. Our goal is to identify the treatment best suited to you.

Specialized Psychotherapy Approach

Treatment typically includes psychotherapy. We will help you reduce mental over-arousal, manage anticipatory anxiety about bedtime, and restructure habits that perpetuate the problem.

Supervised Psychiatric and Pharmacological Treatment

If your situation requires medication, our psychiatrists will prescribe safe, modern pharmacological treatments on a temporary basis. The goal is to gradually stabilize your sleep patterns, always under close medical supervision and avoiding unnecessary dependencies.

Lifestyle Re-education and Sleep Hygiene

We work together to adjust your daily routine: regulating physical exercise, managing light exposure, adapting your nutrition, and progressively reducing substances such as caffeine or alcohol.

Multidisciplinary Approach

If underlying physical causes are detected (such as respiratory or neurological issues), we coordinate treatment with medical specialists to ensure comprehensive care for your health.

Addressing a sleep problem requires looking beyond immediate symptoms. At Tranquilamente, we develop a comprehensive treatment plan aimed at restoring your peace of mind and ensuring restorative, lasting sleep.

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Specialists in the treatment of Sleep Disorders

Ana Pérez

Ana Pérez

psychiatrist | Col. 282876797

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Andrés Merino

Andrés Merino

psychiatrist | Col. 282880464

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Guillermo Juárez

Guillermo Juárez

psychiatrist | Col. 282876652

5 (1)
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Héctor de Diego

Héctor de Diego

psychiatrist | Col. 282873194

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Lucía Torres

Lucía Torres

psychiatrist | Col. 282860242

5 (32)
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Lucía López-Ibor

Lucía López-Ibor

psychologist | Col. M-36664

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María Marín

María Marín

psychologist | Col. M-39420

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María Torres

María Torres

psychologist | Col. M-43259

5 (2)
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Nerea Arranz

Nerea Arranz

psychologist | Col. M-25464

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Patricia Alonso

Patricia Alonso

psychologist | Col. M-41125

5 (65)
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Valentina Páez

Valentina Páez

psychologist | Col. M-24248

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Overview

What are Sleep Disorders and how do they affect your life?

Sleeping well is not a luxury or a passive act; it is a vital biological and psychological function. During resting hours, our brain repairs tissues, balances the neurological system, processes emotional stress, and consolidates learning and memory.

Sleep disorders are alterations in the quality, duration, or continuity of night rest that end up seriously affecting mood, physical health, and daily performance. We know well the frustration, exhaustion, and despair that comes from watching the clock hour after hour or waking up feeling like you haven't rested at all.

It is very important to remember that you do not have to resign yourself to living with exhaustion. The vast majority of sleep disorders improve significantly when the appropriate diagnosis and treatment are applied.

At the Tranquilamente clinic, we carry out a complete and deeply personalized study to identify the exact origin of your difficulties. We design a tailored strategy that encompasses specialized psychotherapy, lifestyle guidelines, and, only when truly necessary, safe and supervised pharmacological support.

Main Symptoms

Main Symptoms of Sleep Disorders

Manifestations of a sleep problem can vary considerably depending on the person and the type of alteration, impacting both at night and during the day:

  • Difficulty falling asleep (initial insomnia): Spending prolonged periods in bed tossing and turning, with a hyperactive mind or feeling anxious due to the inability to sleep.
  • Frequent nighttime awakenings (maintenance insomnia): Continuous interruptions of rest throughout the night, with difficulty falling back asleep.
  • Early awakening: Waking up involuntarily much earlier than desired without the possibility of resuming rest.
  • Non-restorative sleep feeling: Getting up with physical fatigue, stiffness, or brain fog, despite having spent sufficient hours in bed.
  • Excessive daytime sleepiness: Marked difficulty staying awake during work, study, driving, or leisure moments.
  • Mood and cognitive alterations: Irritability, mood swings, mental fatigue, memory failures, and concentration problems that compromise daily performance.

Common Types

Most Common Types of Sleep Disorders

To offer an effective solution, at Tranquilamente we classify and rigorously evaluate the specific type of alteration you suffer from:

  • Insomnia (Acute and Chronic): The most common disorder. Characterized by persistent difficulty initiating, maintaining, or consolidating quality rest.
  • Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Respiratory Disorders: Brief and repeated pauses in breathing during the night causing micro-awakenings and reducing adequate oxygenation.
  • Circadian Rhythm Disorders: Mismatches between the patient's internal biological clock and conventional schedules (such as delayed sleep phase syndrome or shift work mismatches).
  • Parasomnias: Abnormal and involuntary events or behaviors occurring during sleep phases, such as recurrent nightmares, night terrors, sleepwalking, or bruxism.
  • Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS): Uncomfortable sensation in the limbs during rest periods generating an imperative need to move them, making it difficult to fall asleep.
  • Hypersomnia and Narcolepsy: Alterations characterized by an uncontrollable excess of daytime sleepiness, regardless of hours slept the previous night.