Penny Corkum, PHD, Reg. Psychologist
Professor, Department of Psychology & Neuroscience, Dalhousie University
Dr. Corkum conducts clinical research in the areas of child psychopathology (particularly ADHD) and pediatric sleep. She has a particular interest in eHealth, which is using the internet to deliver interventions. One of her research areas is aimed at the intervention of pediatric sleep problems, with the primary goal to reduce the negative impact of sleep problems on the development of the child (e.g., attention, learning, behaviour, social-emotional) and the functioning of the family.
Christopher Earle, MD FRCPC (Psychiatry)
Clinical Fellow, Sleep Disorders Medicine, University of Western Ontario
Dr. Christopher Earle is a psychiatrist and sleep physician. Originally from Newfoundland, he now resides in London, ON, where he is a clinic Psychiatrist at Western University. He is currently completing a clinical fellowship in Sleep Disorders Medicine at the London Health Sciences Centre. Dr. Earle’s clinical practice and research focus on behavioural sleep interventions, the bidirectional relationship between sleep and psychiatric disorders, and improving access to evidence-based insomnia interventions.