Who are we ?

The Sleep Investigation and Research Centre (CIRS) of the CHUV and the Appartenances Vaud association are coordinating the project at the intercantonal level.

Psychosocial support workers with a migration background who speak the languages of asylum seekers in Switzerland are trained by the project to deliver the sleep workshops.

Psychologists and psychotherapists trained in sleep health provide individual therapy, training, and supervision.

Doctors, primary care nurses and social workers who are sensitive to sleep disorders support the screening and referral of participants in the proposed health pathway.