A disorder in which people walk and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A disorder in which people talk and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A disorder in which people scream and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A disorder in which people laugh and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

Simple sleepwalking

Complex sleepwalking

Nocturnal sleepwalking

Diurnal sleepwalking

A type of sleepwalking in which people perform complex behaviors while asleep, such as cooking, driving, or having sex.

A type of sleepwalking in which people talk and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A type of sleepwalking in which people scream and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A type of sleepwalking in which people laugh and perform other complex behaviors while asleep.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during the night.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during the day.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during both the night and the day.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs only during the morning.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during the day.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during the night.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs during both the night and the day.

A type of sleepwalking that occurs only during the morning.

Family history of sleepwalking

Stress

Anxiety

Depression

All of the above

Walking and performing other complex behaviors while asleep

Talking and performing other complex behaviors while asleep

Screaming and performing other complex behaviors while asleep

Laughing and performing other complex behaviors while asleep

All of the above

Physical exam

Sleep study

EEG

MRI

All of the above

Medication

Behavioral therapy

Lifestyle changes

All of the above

Getting enough sleep

Avoiding caffeine and alcohol before bed

Creating a relaxing bedtime routine

Making sure the bedroom is dark, quiet, and cool

All of the above

Music can help reduce sleepwalking.

Music can worsen sleepwalking.

Music has no effect on sleepwalking.

The role of music in sleepwalking is unknown.

A study by the University of Texas at Austin found that music can help reduce sleepwalking.

A study by the University of California, Berkeley found that music can worsen sleepwalking.

A study by the University of Washington found that music has no effect on sleepwalking.

A study by the University of Pennsylvania found that the role of music in sleepwalking is unknown.

None of the above

Music can help to relax the body and mind, which may reduce sleepwalking.

Music can help to stimulate the brain, which may worsen sleepwalking.

Music can help to create a more positive sleep environment, which may reduce sleepwalking.

Music can help to block out noise, which may reduce sleepwalking.

All of the above

Get enough sleep.

Avoid caffeine and alcohol before bed.

Create a relaxing bedtime routine.

Make sure the bedroom is dark, quiet, and cool.

Talk to a doctor about medication or behavioral therapy.

Be understanding and supportive.

Help to create a safe sleep environment.

Encourage the person to get help from a doctor.

All of the above