WRITING
Writing about sleep apnea from the patient side.
Emma writes about patient experience and the changes that can make sleep apnea care easier to navigate.
Articles by Emma
Emma writes about living with sleep apnea, improving treatment and creating better experiences for patients.
Rethinking What Counts as “Well-Treated” Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Opinion piece published in Sleep Review Magazine, November 2025
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Drowsy Driving? Here’s Why Sleep Apnea Is No Joke
Op-ed published in the Florida Times-Union, December 2025
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Bridging the OSA Medical-Dental Divide: Driving Change for Better Patient Outcomes
Published in SleepWorld Magazine May/June 2024
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Adding Improv Tactics to Sleep Apnea Treatment
Published in Dental Sleep Practice Magazine March 2024
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Emma in the News
Emma is regularly interviewed by journalists writing about sleep apnea, CPAP and sleep health.
What to Do if You Have Sleep Apnea
By Matt Fuchs |TIME | November 2024
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Following President Biden’s Lead, 5 CPAP Comfort Tips
By Maria Sokolina | Forbes | February 2025
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Do Women Need More Sleep Than Men?
By Anna Medaris | Everyday Health | March 2024
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THE 6-WEEK CPAP SOLUTIONS WORKBOOK
A new CPAP machine can come with a lot of new problems. Masks leak. Skin becomes irritated. Dry mouth makes sleep miserable. Sometimes the whole thing ends up gathering dust in a closet.
Emma created the 6-Week CPAP Solutions Workbook to help users identify what isn’t working and find practical ways to make treatment more manageable.
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Emma is available for interviews, contributed articles and select writing projects.