Family Stressors and Sleep Problems During Adolescence: Evidence from the ALSPAC Cohort

Our findings suggest that interventions aiming to protect or improve the sleep of adolescents could target those experiencing a large number of recent family events even if these events were relatively minor.

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Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Published
2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15402002.2026.2624609
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Sleep and related disorders
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Family Stressors and Sleep Problems During Adolescence: Evidence from the ALSPAC Cohort

Marta Francesconi, EIRINI FLOURI, Blanka Frizzi
Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Sleep and related disorders
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Family Stressors and Sleep Problems During Adolescence: Evidence from the ALSPAC Cohort

Marta Francesconi, EIRINI FLOURI, Blanka Frizzi
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Abstract

Our findings suggest that interventions aiming to protect or improve the sleep of adolescents could target those experiencing a large number of recent family events even if these events were relatively minor.

Behavioral Sleep Medicine
University College London (GB)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Sleep and related disorders
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