Key target groups

1. Adults (18+ to seniors) who are concerned that their sleep is poor (i.e. too short, too long, broken / disturbed / fragmented)
2. Individuals who notice that their daytime functioning is marred by sleepiness, fatigue or tiredness.
3. Any person seeking to make changes to their sleep-related behaviours in order to improve their sleep.
4. People who are concerned that their sleep is impacting their health
5. People with a general interest in sleep and health

1. Understand the perks of sleeping well and the consequences of not sleeping enough.
2. Establish a better understanding of how well you currently sleep and how high your sleep debt is.
3. Achieve tailored skills to improve your sleep.
4. Start a 3-week sleep camp to pay off your sleep debt and reset your body clock.
5. Conduct basic assessments of movement behaviours and skills with children and adolescents.
6. You will learn the most common bad sleep habits and how to avoid them.
7. You will learn how to keep a sleep diary and how to interpret the results.

Each module will have four multiple choice questions. Students will have unlimited attempts to answer these questions. A certificate of completion will be issued once all of the assessments have been completed.

This course is designed for adults who are concerned about their sleep, and the consequences it may be having on their well-being, professional and even social lives. If you:

• are longing for a good nights sleep,
• regularly experience broken or disrupted sleep,
• can't remember when you last woke up feeling refreshed,
• feel unnecessarily sleepy or catch yourself dozing off during the daytime,
• or are wondering whether your poor sleep is impacting your well-being or daytime functioning, then this course is for you.

The presentations and videos in this course are designed to enrich your understanding of sleep, answer common sleep-related questions, and equip you with valid tools to interrogate your sleep pattern, environment and associated habits. During this course, you will receive an overview of the basics of sleep and health; be introduced to valid sleep measurement tools; and you will assess your own sleep over the course of a week to build your personal sleep profile. With this in hand, you will learn to interpret your profile, identify likely disrupters of your sleep, and apply evidence-based practical tips and strategies which you can implement to optimise your sleep.

Previous experience and knowledge is not required.