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Parasomnias are sleep disorders in which disruptive or unwanted behaviours, sensations or experiences occur. Examples includesleepwalking and night terrors.Parasomnias may occur in different stages of sleep, or during the transition between sleep and waking. For some people, episodes may occur occasionally and pose little more than a nuisance. However, they may also be frequent and distressing for the person experiencing them and for bed partners or family members.Parasomnias may occur at any age, but many are more common in children.
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Sleepwalking
A condition that can occur during deep sleep, where there is no awareness. Sleepwalking is characterised by complex activities such as the person leaving their bed and walking around while still asleep.
Although sleep is vital for resting and restoring the mind and body, it is still an active state in which the difference between being awake and asleep is blurred.During sleep, the body cycles between two st