About Us
Our Approach
We take a holistic approach
Having trouble sleeping is incredibly challenging. Sleep issues impact all aspects of your wellbeing, from work to relationships to physical health. Sufferers of prolonged sleep disruption can feel helpless, resigned to a lifetime of poor sleep.
The Way That Auckland Sleep Treats Sleep Disorders is Different
To help you achieve an uninterrupted quality sleep, we use a holistic approach. Poor sleep is a result of many different factors and individual to each person. Addressing all these factors together gives you the best chance of an accurate diagnosis and treatment that will get you sleeping soundly, sooner.
The Way That Auckland Sleep Treats Sleep Disorders is Different
Along with effective medical treatments like CPAP, MAD, and corrective surgeries, we also approach sleep disorders from multiple angles. With a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team, all working together, Auckland Sleep gives you the best chance of a full recovery.
We specialise in eight different domains of sleep health
- Blocked nose, allergies and sinusitis
- Adenoids and tonsils
- Snoring
- Sleep Apnoea
- Parasomnias
- Insomnia
- Mood issues
- Chronic physical conditions (such as pain, diabetes.)
With a collective of experts, you get a faster, more accurate diagnosis and a bespoke treatment plan. Our team meets regularly, sharing information to ensure each patient receive the best treatment, tailored to them. This creates effective checks and balances and fosters better outcomes for our patients through robust, peer-reviewed recommendations.
Experts You Can Trust
With a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team, all working together, Auckland Sleep gives you the best chance of a full recovery.
Our specialists include:
- Sleep Medicine
- Sleep surgery
- Sleep dentistry
- Sleep Physiology
- Insomnia Therapy
- Psychotherapy
- Physiotherapy
Te whare tapa whā – The four pillars of wellbeing affect how we sleep
Te whare tapa whā is a Maori model of health. Te whare tapa whā models health and wellbeing on four key elements. Physical (taha tinana), mental (taha hinengaro), family (taha whānau), and spiritual (taha wairua). Maori believe that all the four pillars are intertwined and affect one another.
The four concepts are often likened to the four walls of a whare (a house or building). Each wall represents a different aspect of our wellbeing, and all need to be satisfied to hold up the roof of the whare. This concept holds true for how we sleep.
Our physical bodies, mental wellbeing, sense of community, and connection to the world all need to be satisfied to achieve consistent, restful sleep.
Te whare tapa whā drives how Auckland Sleep treats sleep disorders. In conjunction with offering clinical treatments, we work closely with patients to develop all four pillars of wellbeing to provide a strong platform for a good night’s sleep.
Sleep treatment packages that manage costs
By having a large team of experts from different fields working together, at Auckland Sleep, we can advise at the early stages of screening exactly which clinicians you need to see (and in what order). This helps reduce the costly problem, plagued by many who seek help for their sleep disorders, of bouncing around different clinicians with no treatment continuity.
The philosophy of the sleep centre is to reduce and standardise the costs associated with the management of sleep-related problems. Holistic treatment and patient-centred decision-making is the key to an early diagnosis and an effective treatment plan.
If you want to learn how your sleep problem is affecting you and what treatments can help, take our sleep test.