Advanced Sleep Practice diploma Level 6
Lead the Way in Advanced Paediatric Sleep Practice
For experienced sleep practitioners ready to work with the most complex cases, who want to to delve deeper into sleep and sleep practice. This Level 6 course deepens your understanding of paediatric sleep disorders, complex and additional needs, and evidence-based practice, and prepares you to lead, supervise and develop sleep support services.

Key Details
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Level 6
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Course Length: 12 weeks
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Guided Learning Hours: TBA
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Course Delivery: Live Online
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Price: £1945
Course overview
As a sleep practitioner gains experience, the cases that reach them become more complex: children with additional needs, sleep concerns that sit alongside health conditions, and families who have already tried many approaches. This course gives you the advanced knowledge and professional judgement to support those families well.
You’ll explore paediatric sleep disorders and how to work alongside medical and allied health professionals, deepen your skills with neurodivergent children and complex family situations, and develop your ability to appraise and contribute to the evidence base. The course also prepares you to lead: supervising other practitioners, training teams and shaping sleep support in your setting or business.
Course aims
By the end of the course you will be able to:
- Critically evaluate the neurophysiological and circadian mechanisms of sleep from infancy to early adolescence
- Analyse the impact of neurodivergence, chronic illness, preterm birth and socioeconomic factors on sleep health
- Develop advanced clinical reasoning to manage complex, multilayered sleep cases
- Integrate the latest research into a person-centred model of sleep health care
Who it’s for
Level 5 graduates and qualified sleep practitioners – Practitioners who want advanced expertise and the confidence to take on complex cases.
Established independent sleep consultants – Those looking to grow their practice, specialise, or train and supervise others.
Health and allied health professionals – Nurses, health visitors, occupational therapists and others who lead or develop sleep services.
Early years and family service leaders – Managers who want to design, embed and evaluate sleep support across a setting or organisation.












