Treating Sleep Problems in Individuals with Depression

Psychology
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My subtopic What can be done to treat sleep problems in
individuals who are diagnosed with
depression?
Citation information Authors point or claim
on this topic
Evidence to support my
topic
How will I use this in
my final exam
Blazer, D. G.
(2012). The Age of
Melancholy:" Major
Depression" and its
Social Origin.
Routledge.
Blazer (2012) indicates
Depression and sleeping
problems are major health
problems that affect the
normal functioning of
people in the society.
They cause road accidents
and work inefficiency
It gives more
information on the
effects of sleep
problems
Bertolazi, A. N.,
Fagondes, S. C., Hoff, L.
S., Dartora, E. G., da
Silva Miozzo, I. C., de
Barba, M. E. F., &
Barreto, S. S. M. (2011).
Validation of the
Brazilian Portuguese
version of the Pittsburgh
sleep quality
index. Sleep
medicine, 12(1), 70-75.
According to the
author,this paper will focus
on discussing various
treatment methods required
to treat sleeping problems
patients as a result of
depression
Some include Cognitive
behavioral therapy (CBT)
This empathies on
techniques required to
curb the increasing
effects of depression
Chen, L. P., Murad, M.
H., Paras, M. L.,
Colbenson, K. M.,
Sattler, A. L., Goranson,
E. N., ... & Zirakzadeh,
A. (2010, July). Sexual
abuse and lifetime
diagnosis of psychiatric
disorders: systematic
review and meta-
analysis. In Mayo clinic
proceedings (Vol. 85,
No. 7, pp. 618-629).
Elsevier
The authors support this
topic as they addresses this
particular question in
various dimension and
offering probable treatment
solution for sleeping
problems.\
Some treatment solution
include CPAP treatment
Offers more data in
my final paper
Cuijpers, P., Beekman,
A. T., & Reynolds, C. F.
(2012). Preventing
Various therapeutic
interventions and non-
medication treatment have
CPAP treatment Use the findings in the
final paper

depression: a global
priority. Jama, 307(10),
1033-1034.
been discussed all aimed at
treating sleep problems
(Bertolazi et al, 2011).
Fried, E. I., & Nesses, R.
M. (2015). Depression
sum-scores don’t add up:
why analyzing specific
depression symptoms is
essential. BMC
medicine, 13(1), 72.
This resource
discuses treatment
methods that
include various
drugs subscribed
and approaches
such cognitive
behavioral
therapy (CBT) as
highlighted
outline in the
discussion
section.
Evidence: Pharmacology
treatment
Forms the discussion
part of my final paper
Hiles, S. A., Baker, A.
L., de Malmanche, T., &
Attia, J. (2012). A meta-
analysis of differences in
IL-6 and IL-10 between
people with and without
depression: exploring the
causes of
heterogeneity. Brain,
behavior, and
immunity, 26(7), 1180-
1188.
This resource provides A
key summary of what can
be done to treat sleep
problems in patients
suffering from depression.
This will be used in
the results section
Horneber, M., Fischer,
I., Dimeo, F., Rüffer, J.
U., & Weis, J. (2012).
Cancer-related fatigue:
epidemiology,
pathogenesis, diagnosis,
and
treatment. Deutsches
Ärzteblatt
International, 109(9),
161
 Regarding the
topic this resource
argues that
Depression should
be treated since it
brings adverse
effects of sleeping
problems and
other health
complications.
It also brings about side
effects and accidents due to
lack of sleep
This answers the
research question part
of my final research
paper
Horneber, M., Fischer,
I., Dimeo, F., Rüffer, J.
U., & Weis, J. (2012).
Cancer-related fatigue:
epidemiology,
pathogenesis, diagnosis,
and
treatment. Deutsches
Ärzteblatt
International, 109(9),
161
 According to the
paper researchers
note that these
treatment are
important for
individual and
societal wellbeing
since it helps
avoid life
problems such
work inefficient
and traffic
accidents.
Treatment makes patients
reduce their depression rates
and become more productive
This concludes on the
importance of treating
depression and sleep
problems

Sadeh, A. (2011). The
role and validity of
actigraphy in sleep
medicine: an
update. Sleep medicine
reviews, 15(4), 259-267.
This resources argues that
People with insomnia have
high likelihood of
developing depression as
compared to those who
sleep well
It’s evident that in the trial
33%) in the fluoxetine/group,
proposing responded hence
sleep improvement may
upgrade the antidepressant
reaction.
It provides more data
on the final paper
Shear, M. K., Simon, N.,
Wall, M., Zisook, S.,
Neimeyer, R., Duan,
N., ... & Gorscak, B.
(2011). Complicated
grief and related
bereavement issues for
DSM‐5. Depression and
anxiety, 28(2), 103-117.
This resource deals with
side effects of depression
related sleep problems
The side effects of depression
usually persist in all parts of
an individual's' life, from
work and play to essential
needs like eating and
sleeping
This offers a basis for
future further research
Stanton, A. L. (2012).
What happens now?
Psychosocial care for
cancer survivors after
medical treatment
completion. Journal of
Clinical
Oncology, 30(11), 1215-
1220.
This topic describes the
various psychosocial care
for depression of patients
as a result of having other
diseases like cancer
Advices includes avoiding
drugs, physical exercises and
healthy diet
This supports the
thesis statement
van Mill, J. G.,
Hoogendijk, W. J.,
Vogelzangs, N., van
Dyck, R., & Penninx, B.
W. (2010). Insomnia and
sleep duration in a large
cohort of patients with
major depressive
disorder and anxiety
disorders. Journal of
Clinical
Psychiatry, 71(3), 239.
This resource shows the
relationship between
depression and insomnia
In the paper the relationship
is quite complex
I will use this to
describe more on the
therapeutic
interventions required
Wulff, K., Gatti, S.,
Wettstein, J. G., &
Foster, R. G. (2010).
Sleep and circadian
rhythm disruption in
psychiatric and
neurodegenerative
disease. Nature Reviews
Neuroscience, 11(8), 589
This resource reviews
sleep disruption cause and
treatment
Provides therapy and trials This will be used for
future studies. It also
form the hypothesis of
the final research
paper
Zbozinek, T. D., Rose,
R. D., Wolitzky‐Taylor,
K. B., Sherbourne, C.,
Sullivan, G., Stein, M.
B., ... & Craske, M. G.
This resource gives an
overview of anxiety
disorder.It indicates how
depression lead to sleep
problems.
It’s evident that before the
finish of the preliminary,
there were essentially more
responders (59% versus
48%) and remitters (.
This will form an
integral part of my
final paper since it
offers the case studies
and trials carried to