John Corbett · Consulting Psychologist

Sleep Apnea in Women: The Symptoms That Are Different, the Diagnoses That Are Wrong, and What to Do About It By John Corbett | Psychologist | Hong Kong There is a version of sleep apnea that most people recognise. The overweight middle-aged man who snores loudly. Who stops breathing in ways his partner notices. Who wakes gasping. Who is demonstrably, obviously exhausted during the day. Whose condition, when it is eventually investigated, turns out to be exactly what it looked

Sleep Apnea in Hong Kong: What It Is, What It Costs, and Why So Many Professionals Don't Know They Have It By John Corbett | Psychologist | Hong Kong You go to bed. You sleep. You wake up eight hours later. And you feel terrible. Not the ordinary tiredness of a late night or a disrupted sleep. Something more persistent. The kind of tiredness that rest doesn't seem to touch. The mid-morning fog. The afternoon wall. The coffee that helps for an hour and then doesn't. The sense