Still ripping your mask off? We hear you.

CPAP can feel like a lot. It's uncomfortable, frustrating, and defeating. Through our program, patients have seen improvements as quickly as the first night.

This approach is based on cognitive neuroscience and created by a board-certified md. learn about dr. lazarus

You're not the only one if you've said:

Sound familiar?

Thousands of people are quietly struggling with the exact same thing. The problem isn’t you. 

Our program is designed to meet you where you are, with flexible, science-backed tools to help you quickly build better sleep patterns.

We’re not here to guilt you into using your machine.

We're here to help you feel good about it.

There’s no one-size-fits-all path to consistent CPAP use. That’s why our approach is built on:

You may be surprised how quickly this can happen!

What's inside the program?

Adapting to CPAP™ is a guided path that helps you build comfort, trust, and routine with your CPAP. You’ll learn how to gently reframe resistance using science-backed methods that will give you empowerment to say “I did this on my own!” The program includes:

Okay, but what's actually inside the program?

Our program is an online course that you can take at your leisure and in the privacy of your own home. It includes:

Small wins add up.
Let's talk about the benefits.

Even if you are only able to wear your CPAP for 20 minutes at first, that’s a huge win. Those wins add up and make a huge difference over time. In addition, you’ll notice:

Let's make your CPAP comfortable

Adapting to CPAP™ is the most flexible and gentle way to introduce you to a good night's sleep. No more guilt or shame – only healthy nights.

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$149

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About Jeffrey E. Lazarus, MD, FAAP

Dr. Lazarus is a board certified pediatrician. He received his training in pediatrics at Stanford University Medical Center. He wrote the chapter on nocturnal enuresis, or bedwetting, for a recent pediatric hypnosis textbook. 

He has also had the privilege of teaching workshops on this subject at the last few meetings of the International Society of Hypnosis, where he taught clinicians from around the world how to use these techniques to help their patients attain dry nights.

Dr. Lazarus combines more than 25 years in general pediatrics with a 20-year medical hypnosis practice.

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