Charlotte Angelhoff
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About
Charlotte Angelhoff is a clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of sleep medicine, mental health, and assistive technology. Her primary research focus centers on insomnia interventions, with a particular specialization in the emerging field of sleep robotics — an innovative area exploring how commercially available robots can be used therapeutically to reduce hyperarousal and improve sleep quality in clinical populations. Angelhoff's most significant contributions involve rigorous evaluations of the Somnox sleep robot, a device designed to guide users toward calmer breathing patterns as a means of reducing the physiological arousal that underlies chronic insomnia. Her 2022 randomized waitlist-controlled trial, one of her most cited works, provided early controlled evidence assessing the robot's effects on insomnia symptoms, somatic arousal, depression, and anxiety across a 44-participant sample. She has further extended this line of inquiry through single-case methodologies and, notably, a 2023 proof-of-concept study exploring sleep robot interventions in adults with ADHD and comorbid insomnia — a notably underserved population. Collectively, her publications have accumulated approximately 25 citations, marking her as a pioneering voice in technology-assisted sleep intervention research and an important contributor to evidence-based approaches in behavioral sleep medicine.
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