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Colin Espie
Professor Colin Espie PhD, DSc, FRSM, FBPsS (born 1957) is an English professor of Sleep Medicine in the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Oxford and closely involved with the development of the Sleep & Circadian Neuroscience Institute (SCNi). His particular areas of research expertise are in the assessment and treatment of sleep disorders, most particularly the management of insomnia using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and in studies on the aetiology and pathophysiology of insomnia.
==Biography==
Educated at the University of Glasgow with a PHD and DSc on sleep disorders, Professor Espie was the founding Director of the University of Glasgow Sleep Centre from 1995 - 2012. He holds and has held adjunct or visiting professorial appointments at the Universities of Sydney, Rome (la Sapienza), Laval (Quebec City) and Rochester (NY).〔Oxford University website, (Prof Colin Espie, biography ), accessed April 2014〕
Professor Espie co-founded Big Health, the behavioral medicine company, with entrepreneur Peter Hames. The first programme, Sleepio is an online CBT-based sleep improvement program, launched in 2010 with the intention “to disseminate evidence based CBT”〔 and make “CBT for insomnia accessible to the wider population for the first time”.〔Dan Buckland, (Review of Sleepio Web-based Therapy for Insomnia, and a Q&A with Co-Founder Prof. Colin Espie ), “Medgadget”, February 2013〕 The programme has been validated in a randomised placebo-controlled trial and has since featured in other research conducted and published by Professor Espie and colleagues.〔(Sleepio – Research ), accessed April 2014〕
Professor Espie has published around 200 scientific papers and has written and edited several books including ''Oxford Handbook of Sleep and Sleep Disorders'' with Dr Charles M. Morin, Director of the Centre on Sleep Disorders at Laval University in 2012.
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