Menopause Sleep Questionnaire

How is sleep affected in the menopausal transition?

Sleep disturbances are one the most common symptoms of the perimenopause and 40-60% of women report difficulties staying asleep, and waking more during the night (“sleep maintenance insomnia”). Often this leads to very reduced sleep and for many women this means less than 6 hours of sleep per night.

We specialise in working with people affected by chronic insomnia, including those who have tried other treatment options without success, and people who want to reduce the amount of sleeping medication they take. Click here to find out more about insomnia. You can read about some of our particular areas of expertise below, or contact us for a free initial phone consultation about your sleep problems.