
Absolute Rest pairs an exhaustive at-home assessment with expert interpretation and 90 days of high-touch guidance to identify what matters most, define where to start, and build sleep you can rely on.
I've spent 20 years in human performance. The people I work with will spend thousands on bloodwork, coaching, and recovery tech, then accept a Oura score as the final word on their sleep. There was no serious way to actually assess sleep with the same precision we bring to everything else. That's the problem Absolute Rest was built to solve.
Over 90 days, we identify what's affecting your sleep, prioritize what matters most, and guide you through a plan that evolves as you do.
Phase 1
Day 0
A comprehensive intake covers your sleep history, health, daily patterns, and goals. Your at-home testing kit measures your brain, heart, lungs, muscles, and nervous system at sleep-lab resolution. Environmental sensors capture how your body interacts with your bedroom.
Phase 2
Day 14
The clinical team reviews your full results together: sleep architecture, breathing, bloodwork, and behavioral and psychological assessments. You get a clear explanation of what's affecting your sleep, what matters most, and where to start.
Phase 3
Day 14–90
You meet with your Sleep Performance Consultant weekly. We track your data with a proprietary wearable and adjust your protocol as your physiology, behavior, and environment change. The plan evolves with you.
Phase 4
Day 90
At the end of three months, we walk you through your results: what we found, what changed, and why. The outcome isn't a report. It's sleep resilience. You leave understanding what drives your sleep and how to manage it going forward.
Absolute Rest looks across the factors that often interact in underperforming sleep. The aim is not to treat every input as equal, but to sort the full picture well enough to find what matters most.
Select an assessment to explore
Specialists across sleep medicine, human performance, behavioral sleep, psychophysiology, nutrition, and physical therapy review your data together. Sleep problems rarely have a single cause. What looks like separate issues across breathing, schedule, physiology, and behavior often reflect a connected pattern. The team's role is to interpret those interactions and turn a complex picture into clear priorities you can act on.

Psychophysiology
PhD

Sleep Medicine
MD, PhD

Behavioral Psych
PhD, DBSM

Human Performance
PhD

Nutrition
PhD

Physical Therapy
MS, DPT

Exercise Physiology
PhD
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