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Treating nightmares early may lead more trauma survivors to access mental health care
Nightmares are common in the wake of a traumatic event, and emerging research suggests that offering sleep-focused telehealth therapy early in recovery could help more patients engage in continued mental health care during a critical…
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Nightmares are common in the wake of a traumatic event, and emerging research suggests that offering sleep-focused telehealth therapy early in recovery could help more patients engage in continued mental health care during a critical period. Initial findings from Henry Ford Health's ongoing RESTED clinical trial show strong engagement in care among trauma patients offered video-based therapy soon after a traumatic event, with more than 76% of those enrolled in the trial going on to begin treatment.
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