Terry Cralle – Founder, Registered Nurse and Clinical Sleep Educator, Sleep Industry Consultant
Terry Cralle is a board-certified and registered nurse specializing in respiratory and sleep disorders. As a meticulous and empathetic provider, she seeks to deliver high-quality health care that addresses the needs of the ever-growing and diverse community in New York.
She boasts extensive clinical research in different areas of sleep medicine. Terry holds vast clinical, administrative, and teaching in the field of general and respiratory nursing.
On top of being a specialist in respiratory medicine, she is also acertified sleep specialist within the state of New York. Her interests lie in an array of sleep disorders. You can trust her for second opinionsyou’re your medico-legal needs.
As a professional sleep nurse, she delivers nothing short of high-quality care to clients with complex sleep issues. She promotes sleep health via advocacy, research, and education.
Terry has practiced in the nursing profession for several years now, and she understands the effect of modern models of compassionate care in the healthcare workforce.
Education
Terry undertook her training in sleep and respiratory medicine at Columbia University Nursing School. On top of her extensive training in sleep medicine, Terry also boasts internationally acclaimed prowess in behavioral sleep medication utilizing different non-medicine treatments to combat sleep.
She has always had a passion for different elements of sleep. Equipped with her vast experience and world-class training, Terry has committed herself to assist, grow, and develop the sleep medicine niche. She educates and shares her thoughts, opinions, and expertise not only with patients but also with other health care experts about sleep.
Terry is an international and national keynote speaker on matters of sleep. On top of that, she has completed research projects relating to conditions like narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, sleep apnea, and insomnia among many others. Terry has done these research projects independently as well as in partnership with fellow industry and academic partners. Her countless editorials, journal articles, as well as book chapters speak volumes about her deep understanding of the subject.
Terry is constantly searching for better and new ways to improve the quality of sleep in folks who struggle with sleep disorders.
Tired of grappling with sleep issues? Looking for a nursing professional who knows the ins and outs of sleep? You can trust Terry with all your sleep issues. Talk to her today.
You can reach Terry here.
Jeanine Joy – Main Researcher and Editor
Jeanine Joy, Ph.D. is a motivational speaker and the author of eight self-help books. After researching stress and strategies to reduce stress for over two decades, she turned her attention to sleep several years ago because sleep deprivation is one of the most dangerous forms of stress. She began editing sleep-related websites to increase her income while she supported her husband’s dream of earning his Ph.D. at U of SC.
She has been the lead editor for several sleep-related websites where her attention to detail and focus on sharing scientifically based knowledge that helps shoppers make the best decisions possible is a real asset. We spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping, but most people give sleep health little thought.
Since the quality of your sleep has a strong influence on the quality of your days and your relationships, Jeanine wants people to have access to all the information they know to make wise decisions about where, how, and when they sleep.
In her “Sleep Easy” retreats, she teaches a combination of sleep hygiene and stress management strategies that provide participants with the knowledge they need to develop healthy sleep habits. As she studied the research, Jeanine became determined to share information about common unhealthy behaviors related to sleep.
If Jeanine ruled the world, sleep health would be a required course in 6th grade because getting sleep right makes everything else easier.
You can reach Jeanine here.
