When concussion symptoms last beyond a week, it may signal deeper issues. Learn how CSMA provides expert concussion treatment in Austin.

Learn the difference between narcolepsy and insomnia, signs to watch for, and treatment options. Contact CSMA to schedule your sleep evaluation today.

CPAP vs. Bi-Level: Understand how each device works, what conditions they treat, and which might suit you best. Contact CSMA to start your sleep health journey.

Struggling with tiredness? Learn how to tell the difference between lifestyle fatigue, medical causes, and sleep disorders like apnea or narcolepsy.

Struggling with sleep after a concussion? Learn how head injuries impact sleep and how CSMA helps patients in Houston and Austin get the rest they need to heal.

Discover why sleep is vital for brain and body health. Learn the stages of sleep, risks of poor rest, and how CSMA can help you sleep better and live well.

Narcolepsy in students often goes undiagnosed. Learn the signs, symptoms, and how CSMA can help children and teens manage this life-impacting sleep disorder.

Sleep is essential to a child’s physical and mental health. Learn how poor sleep can mimic ADHD, the signs of undiagnosed breathing issues, and tips to build healthy sleep habits that last a lifetime.

Help your child get the rest they need this summer! Discover expert sleep tips for summer camp, keeping a healthy routine, and preparing for back-to-school success—straight from the team at CSMA.

Feeling tired even after a full night’s sleep? Learn the difference between fatigue and sleepiness—and when it’s time to seek professional sleep help.

Learn how concussions can lead to post-traumatic epilepsy, the role of sleep in seizure risk, and how sleep testing can support long-term brain recovery.

In this blog, we’ll explore how concussions affect sleep, why they happen, and when it’s time to seek professional help.

Sleep and epilepsy are deeply connected. Poor sleep can lead to higher seizure risk. Learn why—and how to get better rest.

What you eat—and when you eat—can have a major impact on your ability to fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up refreshed.

Unfortunately, poor sleep often increases stress levels, creating a frustrating cycle that’s hard to break and can cause long-term health issues.