Dana Obleman has been working with children and parents since her student days at King's University, where she completed a B.A. in Psychology (1998), where she concentrated her research on the areas of infant development and family dynamics.

She launched her successful private practice in 2003, and since then has helped thousands of parents solve their children's sleep problems. Dana's approach focusses on helping parents identify their children's "sleep signals" and establishing routines and schedules based on those signals.

Dana offers individal consultations with parents (in person or via telephone), group seminars, and is the creator of "The Sleep Sense Program", a best-selling "do-it-yourself" guide for tired parents.

(You can learn more about the philosophy behind Dana's methods by clicking here.)

Dana has made numerous television appearances, has been featured in national and local newspapers, spoken at multiple parenting trade shows and baby conventions, and co-hosted a popular parenting radio program. She was also recently invited to present a lecture on solving infant and toddler sleep problems to a convention of family doctors at one of the country's largest medical schools.

In addition to her degree in Psychology, Dana also holds a degree in Elementary Education from King's University (1999), and is a professional member of the National Sleep Foundation. She currently lives on the West Coast with her husband and three young children.