Snoring: 5 things every sleep consultant should know

Let's look at everything related to snoring, why it's abnormal, and what to do when working with families who have a child that snores.

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Overview

Let's look at everything related to snoring, why it's abnormal, and what to do when working with families who have a child that snores.

Aim & learning outcomes

To review issues related to snoring in childhood and it's impact on sleep.

By the end of the webinar you will:

Know why is snoring abnormal in children
Explore aspects related to snoring in children
Review why snoring affects sleep
Know what to consider when working or considering working with a family who has a child that snores

About our speaker

Dr. Anya McLaren-Barnett, Triple-trained and certified pediatrician, pediatric respirologist, pediatric sleep doctor, and creator of The Sleep Health Intelligence Program (SHIP).

I’m a pediatric respirologist and sleep medicine physician who believes in equipping children with all they need to live healthy lives so they can maximize their full potential.

Originally from Jamaica, Dr. McLaren Barnett completed her medical training at the University of Toronto where she earned an Honours Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Physiology. In addition to her areas of expertise, Dr. McLaren Barnett’s interests include global health, youth mentorship, patient advocacy and patient education.

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