PPT-Sleep & Dreaming

By Taylor Zayne amp Carla Introduction Things We Will Cover What are dreams and what types are there Medications Sleep disordersillnesses Sleep stages Things that affect sleep What are dreams . A Presentation on. Integrated Posttraumatic Stress Dream Therapy (IPDT)* by Wayne Hankammer, LPC. Copyrighted. http://www.fletc.gov/training/peer-support-program. C. RITICAL . I. NCIDENT . S. TRESS . States of Consciousness. Textbook Chapter . 4. What is Consciousness?. Our awareness . of ourselves and our environment . Includes various cognitive processes, such as sleeping, dreaming, concentrating, and decision making!. O. ur Lives!. By Amber Pyeatt. What is Lucid Dreaming?. Lucid dreaming, (aka) Lucidity, is defined as consciousness during sleep, in which the dreamer realizes he or she is dreaming.. Sleepers are somehow no longer in a total unconscious state but can still continue to dream.. By Savannah Hess. What is lucid dreaming?. When you are dreaming, and are aware of the fact. Occurs when something strange happens which makes you question your reality. Occurs naturally, but there are ways to help induce it.. By: Manpreet Basi. MD 1 Case Study. 340. Electroencephalogram. (EEG):. Electrodes placed on the scalp to provide a gross record of the electrical activity of the brain. Scientists use EEG to measure electrical brain activity during the five stages of sleep. When you fall asleep, you pass through stages 1 to 4 (the deepest level of sleep) as your brain becomes less active. You then go through the stages in reverse before 5 to 15 minutes of stage 5: rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. During REM sleep, your eyes dart about, your brain is frantically active and you dream. The whole cycle lasts about 90 minutes and repeats throughout the night.. AP Psychology. Ms. Brown. Myers – Ch. 7. “His was a great sin who first invented consciousness. . Let us lose it for a few hours.”. F. Scott Fitzgerald. Consciousness. Our awareness of ourselves and our environment (constantly processing information). Nora Awadallah. Mentor: Ross Levin, . Ph.D. , Psychology; Independent Practitioner.. Introduction: Vocabulary. Rapid Eye Movement Sleep: . REM sleep.. Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep:. NREM sleep.. Nightmare: . By Mitchell Simpson. Dreams are a whole new world within our subconscious. The vast majority of people don’t know how to efficiently visit this world.. We can dream up to roughly an hour and half and have 28 to . What you need to Know. Two theories about the function of sleep. What happens during sleep and how this might relate to function.. Predictions Generated by each theory. Evidence and evaluation points for each theory. Keith Davidson. TELUS Dreamer. Dreaming. the. Future. The hardest thing about making the future . is. dreaming . it up in the first place. .. Innovation. = . Alchemist. Incubation. = . Wizard. need - . every night! . The importance of sleep. A healthy lifestyle includes getting enough quality sleep. In the short-term, lack of sleep can . make you feel irritable and moody and can affect memory and . Diane S. Lauderdale, PhD. Louis Block Professor of Public Health Sciences and the College. Chair, Public Health Sciences . . The National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP) at NORC at the University of Chicago is funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA): Wave 1 (R01 AG021487), Wave 2 (R37 AG030481), Wave 2 Partner Data Collection (R01 AG033903), Wave 3 NSHAP (R01 AG043538), and New Cohort (R01 AG048511).. Dreaming of Homes in Dehradun? Dreaming of Gleaming Marble Floors? Our Polishing Team Can Help!