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(@star99)
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Can anyone give me advice on sleep walking,my daughters boyfriend sleepwalks and always always ends up in his fathers bed,his mom left him when he was very young and now lives with his father and stepmom.Is thi a cry for help from his subconscious???


 
Posted : 10/04/2009 10:02 pm
Holistic
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It's quite possible, star99, that this problem might have an emotional cause, which is why I've moved your post here 😉 Hopefully you'll now get some more replies 🙂

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Posted : 12/04/2009 12:46 pm
(@star99)
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It's quite possible, star99, that this problem might have an emotional cause, which is why I've moved your post here 😉 Hopefully you'll now get some more replies 🙂

Holistic

Would love some replies.:)


 
Posted : 15/04/2009 1:23 pm
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I can't really give any advice other than seeking help from a psychologist. My cousin was a great sleepwalker, from childhood through to her 20's (she is in her 60's now). Her family decided she needed help when she woke up at the side of a main road in Southampton at 3am one morning. She had got out of bed, opened the front door and walked for about 15 minutes. In her nightie, no slippers. She was bought home by a policeman. They never really found a reason, despite hypnosis, but did take the precaution of installing deadlocks on the door! You could get your young friends father to put a lock on the inside of his bedroom door - sleepwalkers generally don't try and deal with locks - if doors are locked they either sit down where they are or go back to bed.


 
Posted : 15/04/2009 2:32 pm
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