A teen-specific page with lots of info about sleep. This site is from Kids Health, and is a simple, clear, easy to read article. This site features few graphics and no interactive features, but it is the quickest and best way to get some much needed information. Because this site plays to teenagers, you will only find the stuff you want. Great site.

A site that tries to collect a great deal of information on sleep and sleep disorders on the Web into one place. It provides basic information and links to more information. This site has some cool graphics and interesting interactive features, such as a “sleep test”. Directed at a large audience base, this site doesn’t fail to make even the subject of sleep an eye opener. Lots of fun stuff here, you wont be bored.

A search for information on “sleep” and “teens” on this site produces a wide array of articles and studies on teenagers and sleep.  The articles come from different sources but are all generally about the medical consequences that too little sleep has on your teen.

More information on specific sleep disorders.

A support group and informational site for narcoleptics and their families.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine provides listings of accredited "sleep centers" where doctors and other specialists study sleep disorders and help people sleep better. Find a center near you.

Narcolepsy Network (support group for informational publications):
10921 Reed Hartman Highway, Suite 119
Cincinnati, OH 45242
(513) 891 - 3522

Aim to improve the lives of those with the life-long neurological sleep disorder, narcolepsy.

American Academy of Sleep Medicine:
1 Westbrook Corporate Center
Suite 920
Westchester, IL 60154
(708) 492 – 0903

They specialize in sleep medicine and research.

National Sleep Foundation:
1522 K Street, NW
Suite 500
Washington, D.C. 20005
(202) 347 – 3471

The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to improving public health and safety by achieving understanding of sleep and sleep disorders, and by supporting education, sleep-related research, and advocacy.