Lynelle Schneeberg, PsyD
Director, Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program, Diplomate, American Board of Sleep Medicine; Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Education:
BA, Texas A&M University, 1980
PsyD, Clinical Psychology, University of Denver, 1993
Residency:
Internship, Behavioral Medicine, West Haven VA Medical Center
/Yale-affiliated
Rehabilitation Psychology, Gaylord Hospital/Gaylord Specialty Healthcare
Fellowship:
Sleep Medicine, Gaylord Hospital/Gaylord Sleep Medicine
Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics, University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Faculty, Yale School of Medicine
Lynelle M. Schneeberg, PsyD is a licensed clinical psychologist who recently joined the Division of Sleep Medicine at Connecticut Children’s. Dr. Schneeberg graduated summa cum laude with a Doctorate of Psychology and a specialization in Behavioral Medicine from the University of Denver. As a Diplomate of the American Board of Sleep Medicine, she is also one of the few clinical psychologists in the country who is board certified in Sleep Medicine. Dr. Schneeberg is currently the Director of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at Connecticut Children’s Sleep Center. She is also a member of several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the Connecticut Psychological Association and the Society of Behavioral Medicine.
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Recent Blog Posts by Lynelle Schneeberg, PsyD
Do you ever wonder if your child might benefit from a sleep study? Or, has your child already been scheduled for one? You might wonder what is involved and how to make your child more comfortable during this procedure. You might also wonder whether your child will be able to tolerate the necessary sensations for […]
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Sleepwalking is a normal part of childhood and is not considered a sleep disorder. It is however, fairly common. Up to 40% of children sleepwalk at some point and, most of the time, this behavior disappears by puberty. A recent study surveyed parents of 1,800 children in Australia and their parents noted that 10% percent of these children […]
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Do you have an older child who is not yet dry at night? If so, Connecticut Children’s Sleep Center may be able to help! Bedwetting is considered normal until about age 6. But if your older child is still not dry at night, he or she may be a very deep sleeper who may not […]
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