Learn about an overnight test that can help confirm parasomnia. Find out what to expect and how to prepare for a polysomnography test.

This article focuses on behavioral treatments for the most common pediatric parasomnias - take a look at what you could be doing to help your child.

This is a brief summary of parasomnia disorders, which includes a short description of each.

A parasomnia characterized by the acting out of dreams is called REM sleep disorder. Find out how to recognize and treat this condition.

Here's a description of typical parasomnia sleepwalking behaviors, a list of possible causes and some questions to ask yourself if you suspect you're a sleepwalker.

A kind of parasomnia that involves sleepwalking can also result in sleep-sex, which is common enough to warrant a classification system to help doctors document it.

Meet a woman suffering from a type of parasomnia that results in a constant need to move, and learn how she overcame the symptoms.

Bedwetting is a common type of childhood parasomnia that usually, but not always, goes away by itself - read more about it.

This type of parasomnia is common in children and is different from nightmares. Learn more about night terrors and how you can help your child.

Bruxism, or tooth grinding, is a parasomnia disorder that's difficult to control and can cause a lot of damage to your teeth - learn more here.