Companies across America try to sell us an ideal night’s sleep with medications, premium mattresses, high tech pillows, CPAP instruments, white noise machines, cellphone apps, and more. All of this has become a $28. 6 billion a year market. As obesity rates climb and Americans age, more everyone is coming up sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome and other sleep issues. Plus, stressors related to politics, terrorism, student debt and more are ensuing in more sleepless nights for Americans. First launched in 1977, there at the moment are an estimated 4,700 “sleep labs or centers” in america. Stress exacts a huge toll on countrywide scientific costs and employee productivity, and levels are rising. But who adds stress management services to the public and organizations, how, and at what cost?This groundbreaking study by Marketdata examines the vast marketplace for stress management facilities in the U. S. It includes effects of a new custom mail survey June 1996 of 1,000+ stress control clinics, biofeedback lefts, psychiatrists/psychologists, therapists, well being programs, and hospitals, combined with in depth phone surveys and wide secondary data. Contains issuer running data not available in different places stress associated disorders treated, recommendations used, program costs, client caseloads, avg. yearly revenues, insurance coverage, major issues facing providers, advertising and marketing strategies.