The Impact of Alcohol Use Disorder on Sleep Health

The Impact of Alcohol Use Disorder on Sleep Health

Host: Addiction Technology Transfer Center
Recorded: August 26, 2026
Enduring Training

Overview

This training explores the complex, bidirectional relationship between sleep and alcohol use, highlighting how sleep problems can contribute to alcohol misuse and recovery challenges. Participants will examine the prevalence and impact of insomnia and other sleep disturbances in AUD, review the evidence supporting cognitive behavioral and pharmacological treatment approaches, and discuss practical strategies for addressing co-occurring sleep and alcohol-related concerns. Learners will be better equipped to recognize sleep-related issues in this population and identify effective treatment options to support recovery and overall well-being.

The target audience for this intermediate level activity includes: All healthcare professionals.

The ACGME Competencies include: Medical Knowledge, Patient Care and Procedural Skills, and Systems-based Practice

Learning Objectives

Upon completion, learners will be able to:

1. Characterize sleep disturbances among those who use alcohol.
2. Describe associations between sleep and alcohol use.
3. Discuss treatment options for those with comorbid insomnia and alcohol use disorder. 

• Registration Deadline: 08/30/2027 
• Close Access Date: 09/30/2027 

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This activity is not for credit.