Deep sleep therapy is a prolonged or extended sleep treatment or continuous narcosis. This is a psychiatric treatment in which drugs or medications are used to keep patients unconscious for a period of long time may be for days or weeks.
Deep sleep therapy is carried out by administering massive doses of sedatives for several weeks which induces a coma and shut down the brain, allowing the patient to “unlearn” habits that lead to compulsive behaviours and psychiatric conditions. Deep sleep therapy left majority of patients in a more deranged mental and physical state than pre-admission, with many suffering from long-term effects such as paralysis and brain damage.
Related Journals of Deep Sleep Therapy
Journal of Sleep Disorders & Therapy, Journal of Psychiatry, Journal of Neurological Disorders, Clinical and Experimental Psychology, Epilepsy Journal, Journal of Depression and Anxiety, Nature and Science of Sleep, Sleep and Biological Rhythms, Sleep Medicine Reviews, Sleep Science, Sleep and Hypnosis, Sleep Medicine Clinics, Sleep and Breathing.
