Getting your sleep with Wilson disease

Susan Rubman, PhD
Yale University Transplant Psychologist
Approximately one-third of all adults will experience difficulty with sleep at some point in their lives. More than half of individuals with WD may experience sleep disturbances. Dr. Rubman, who has a specialty in behavioral sleep medicine, discusses signs and symptoms of insomnia and other common sleep complaints in WD, provides tips for improving sleep and guidance on when to seek additional help.