Dr. Colleen E. Carney

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  Colleen Carney, a psychology professor at Ryerson who concentrates on depression thinks the campaign could help break down the stigma around mental health. â€One of the big stigmas is people not talking about it,†she said.

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  Colleen Carney, a sleep researcher at Ryerson, warns students against attempting polyphasic sleep because the basis of it is sleep deprivation. She said the assumption that REM sleep is the most important type of sleep, or deep sleep, is incorrect.

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  Colleen Carney, a Ryerson psychology professor, came from Duke University last summer to take a faculty position. She said the government's decision to cut funding after years of investment reminds her of the situation at Duke when she first started working in the U.S. while George W. Bush was President.
  
  "They have so much money in infrastructure, you don't just build everything up and then not pay for people to stick around," she said.
  
  Carney, who set up a clinical study of sleep disorders, said the investments made in research at Ryerson earlier this decade, specifically in creating the Psychology Research and Training Centre, were a major factor in her decision to come back to Canada.
  
  Although she has funding from the American-based National Institutes of Health for the next four years, she's worried many people will be lost to emigration if funding cuts drag on.
  
  "I'm nervous about all the cuts," she said.

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  The reason you sometimes obsess over a tricky work project or an argument with your best friend when you're trying to fall asleep: You can't refocus your thinking at the edge of slumber the same way you can when you're alert, says Colleen E. Carney, PhD, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the Insomnia and Sleep Research Program at Duke University Medical Center."People have little control over their thoughts, because they may be going in and out of a light stage of sleep, even though they think they're awake," Carney says.
  
  Rest easy When fretful, get up and go to another part of the house (but leave the lights off)."Your anxious thoughts will usually stop right away.Then you can go back to bed and fall asleep," Carney says.

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  Speaker: Colleen Carney, PhD
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  Dr. Carney will also talk about the applicability of the cognitive model to comorbid insomnias and suggest some future directions in the area.
  
  Colleen Carney, PhD
  
  Dr. Colleen E. Carney is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Sleep and Depression Laboratory at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. She is the current President of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Insomnia and Other Sleep Disorders Special Interest Group. Dr. Carney was the recipient of the prestigious National Sleep Foundation’s Pickwick Fellowship to study with Dr. Jack Edinger at Duke University Medical Center.

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  Research conducted by 2004 National Sleep Foundation Pickwick Fellow Colleen E. Carney, PhD, assistant clinical professor in psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Duke University School of Medicine, finds that insomnia continues to plague depressed patients even after depression is treated.

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  Research conducted by 2004 National Sleep Foundation Pickwick Fellow Colleen E. Carney, PhD, assistant clinical professor in psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Duke University School of Medicine, finds that insomnia continues to plague depressed patients even after depression is treated.

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  ... S.) Forum Call-to-Action Statement Upcoming Conferences and Conventions Sleep Medicine 2005: A Practitioner's Guide to Sleep Disorders Pickwick Fellow: Colleen Carney, Ph.D. Meet the Pickwick Fellows ...

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  Speaker: Colleen Carney, PhD
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  Dr. Carney will also talk about the applicability of the cognitive model to comorbid insomnias and suggest some future directions in the area.

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  Contact Information: Colleen E. Carney, Ph.D., SIG Leader
  
  Email: ccarney@psych.ryerson.ca
  
  Mailing Address: Ryerson Insomnia and Mood Disorders Program, Department of Psychology, Ryerson University, 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3 Canada
  
  Tel: 416-979-5000, Fax: 416-599-5660

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