Sleep CognitionSleep and the brain
From the physician behind EusomniaMD

Sleep is the brain's maintenance shift.

Attention, memory, mood and decision-making all ride on what happens overnight. Sleep Cognition explains how sleep shapes the thinking brain, and what to do when it stops working.

Illustration of a quieting mind
Sleep Cognition
Performance starts at night
A busy mind at bedtime is a pattern you can change.
Evidence-based tools, explained by a sleep physician.
Why it matters

Poor sleep is a cognitive problem


Attention

Sleep loss slows reaction time and makes lapses in focus more likely, which is why drowsy driving is so dangerous.

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Memory

Sleep supports the consolidation of what you learned during the day.

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Mood

Insomnia and mood problems feed each other. Treating insomnia directly often helps both.

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Brian Harris, MDFounder and Medical Director, EusomniaMD
  • Sleep medicine: ABIM and ABA
  • Anesthesiology: ABA
  • Addiction medicine: ABPM
  • California medical license A 100114