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The Use of Scheduled Awakenings to Eliminate Childhood Sleepwalking
1997
Journal of Pediatric Psychology
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Evaluated the use of scheduled awakenings to eliminate sleepwalking using a noncurrent multiple baseline design across three subjects with persistent sleepwalking. Treatment procedure involves having parents awaken children several hours after they go to sleep and just before the typical time of the sleepwalking episode. This intervention proved immediately successful in eliminating sleepwalking in all three children. Treatment effects were maintained at 3 and 6 months posttreatment.
doi:10.1093/jpepsy/22.3.345
pmid:9212552
fatcat:pahlz35qybfezcanpsvh6rljym