Rise and shine: A treatment experiment testing a morning routine to decrease subjective sleep inertia in insomnia and bipolar disorder

Katherine A. Kaplan; David C. Talavera; Allison G Harvey

doi:10.1016/j.brat.2018.10.009

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Rise and shine: A treatment experiment testing a morning routine to decrease subjective sleep inertia in insomnia and bipolar disorder

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