About us

Who are we ?

The Sleep Society is a global, interdisciplinary network of sleep-focused healthcare professionals and researchers dedicated to advancing sleep health through personal connection, communication and collaboration, while promoting education and clinical integration. We bring together expertise across medical, dental, behavioural, respiratory, technical, research and academic disciplines to strengthen professional connections, improve patient access and promote evidence-based care worldwide, while providing a valuable public resource through increased professional visibility and access.

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep have reached epidemic proportions, yet gaps in professional visibility and interdisciplinary integration still continue to limit access to many experienced providers. There is a growing need for a unified and trusted global environment where sleep professionals, patients, and stakeholders can connect personally with confidence.
A comprehensive personal professional directory strengthens this connection, communication and collaboration, with improved professional and public visibility supporting access and cross referral.

Individuals increasingly seek reliable education alongside practical, evidence informed solutions, The Sleep Society supports and promotes education from reliable sources worldwide. With modern technology, no longer are we limited to where we can travel.

By awareness of these resources and opportunities, sleep professionals can access this both through their own associations, and through other disciplines and groups too - while maintaining close affiliation and association with their own disciiplne and professional groups.

For the public, there is also an increasing desire and need for accurate and evidence based education - The Sleep Society can promote this from reliable publically facing groups like the World Sleep Society.
Sleep professionals need ready access to current reasearch - todays reasearch is tomorrow's treatments and pathways to care.

Sleep professionals require expanded access to each other, career pathways, research and professional position opportunities, and emerging developments. Advancing sleep health depends on the timely sharing of scientific progress, clinical innovation, and public health and safety initiatives across disciplines and regions.

What do we do ?

The Sleep Society connects sleep professionals across disciplines and regions to strengthen collaboration, education, and clinical integration. Through our global directory and shared platform, we support visibility, conection, communication and collaboration through knowledge exchange, and coordinated advancement of sleep health for individuals and society.

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep affect billions of people worldwide, yet care often remains fragmented. Meaningful progress requires interdisciplinary collaboration and global connectivity on a personal basis. The Sleep Society exists to advance that individual integration and promotes sleep as a foundation for health and safety.

It exists, not to compete with, but to compliment existing sleep societies and associations – to support and promote the connection with, and membership in them to further strengthen our common goals – awareness, and improving the quality, quantity and continuity of sleep for individuals and society.

Other specific sleep groups, associations, societies and study clubs will always be part of this sleep profession’s community.

Why do we do it ?

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep affect billions of people worldwide, yet care remains fragmented. Meaningful progress requires interdisciplinary collaboration and global connectivity on a personal basis. The Sleep Society exists to advance that individual integration and promotes sleep as a foundation for health and safety. It exists, not to compete with, but to compliment existing sleep societies and associations – to support and promote the connection with, and membership in them to rurther strengthen our common goal – awareness, better sleep for individualls and society. sleep groups, associations, societies and study clubs.

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep have reached epidemic proportions, yet gaps in professional visibility and interdisciplinary integration still continue to limit access to many experienced providers. There is a growing need for a unified and trusted global environment where sleep professionals, patients, and stakeholders can connect personally with confidence.
A comprehensive personal professional directory strengthens this connection, communication and collaboration, with improved professional and public visibility supporting access and cross referral.

Individuals increasingly seek reliable education alongside practical, evidence informed solutions, The Sleep Society supports and promotes education from reliable sources worldwide. With modern technology, no longer are we limited to where we can travel.

By awareness of these resources and opportunities, sleep professionals can access this both through their own associations, and through other disciplines and groups too - while maintaining close affiliation and association with their own disciiplne and professional groups.

For the public, there is also an increasing desire and need for accurate and evidence based education - The Sleep Society can promote this from reliable publically facing groups like the World Sleep Society.
Sleep professionals need ready access to current reasearch - today's reasearch is tomorrow's treatments and pathways to care.

Sleep professionals require expanded access to each other, career pathways, research and professional position opportunities, and emerging developments.

Advancing sleep health depends on the timely sharing of scientific progress, clinical innovation, and public health and safety initiatives across disciplines and regions.

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep have reached epidemic proportions, yet gaps in professional visibility and interdisciplinary integration still continue to limit access to many experienced providers. There is a growing need for a unified and trusted global environment where sleep professionals, patients, and stakeholders can connect personally with confidence.
A comprehensive personal professional directory strengthens this connection, communication and collaboration, with improved professional and public visibility supporting access and cross referral.

Individuals increasingly seek reliable education alongside practical, evidence informed solutions, The Sleep Society supports and promotes education from reliable sources worldwide. With modern technology, no longer are we limited to where we can travel.

By awareness of these resources and opportunities, sleep professionals can access this both through their own associations, and through other disciplines and groups too - while maintaining close affiliation and association with their own disciiplne and professional groups.

For the public, there is also an increasing desire and need for accurate and evidence based education - The Sleep Society can promote this from reliable publically facing groups like the World Sleep Society.
Sleep professionals need ready access to current reasearch - todays reasearch is tomorrow's treatments and pathways to care.

Sleep professionals require expanded access to each other, career pathways, research and professional position opportunities, and emerging developments. Advancing sleep health depends on the timely sharing of scientific progress, clinical innovation, and public health and safety initiatives across disciplines and regions.

The Problem and the solution

Sleep disorders and insufficient quality sleep have reached epidemic proportions, yet gaps in professional visibility and interdisciplinary integration remain and continue to limit access to experienced providers. There is a growing need for a unified and trusted global environment where sleep professionals, patients, and stakeholders can connect personally with confidence.
A comprehensive personal professional directory strengthens this collaboration, supports cross referral, and improves patient outcomes by making expertise more accessible. At the same time, individuals increasingly seek reliable education alongside practical, evidence informed solutions - while maintaining membership with their own groups and professional associations.
Sleep professionals require expanded access to continuing education, career pathways, research opportunities, and emerging developments. Advancing sleep health depends on the timely sharing of scientific progress, clinical innovation, and public health and safety initiatives across disciplines and regions.

Interactive Map

The map shows the countries where we have members. To find the right provider in your area, use the professional group search to filter by discipline and location.