Dr. Elise Landau

Dr. Elise Landau (PhD, MCouns) is a licensed Psychologist and Research Fellow at the Turner Institute for Brain & Mental Health at Monash University. She has training in and experience delivering CBT-I interventions across a broad range of populations in both clinical and research settings. Her sleep background includes:

-PhD research at the University of Melbourne focused on evaluating outcomes of a randomized controlled trial of a CBT-I intervention for adolescents

-Post doctorate research at the Florey Institute for Neuroscience & Mental Health investigating links between sleep and ischemic stroke/Alzheimer's Dementia

-Research fellow & delivery of CBT-I intervention for perinatal populations with the Monash University Turner Institute for Brain & Mental Health

-Founder & Director of Mahina Psychology, a private practice which brings CBT-I to folks in the community, plus CBT-I workshops to corporations across Australia looking to enhance employee sleep & wellbeing

-Academic publications in the field of sleep and presentation of research findings at national and international sleep conferences

-Member of the Society for Behavioural Sleep Medicine