Christopher Raoul Carranza had suffered chronic night terror attacks since infancy, but despite professional help, was unable to find effective relief. He has devoted the past twenty years to conducting his own exploration of the condition, analyzing data from researchers around the world and developing his own program of treatment. The results of Mr. Carranza's research have been nothing short of amazing. One significant benefit is that his last few years have been totally free of night terrors for the first time in his life. Mr. Carranza writes extensively on night terrors and conducts seminars on the disorder along with Dr. Dill. He lives in Orange County, California with his 3 children.

Jane Rogers Dill, Ph.D., L.M.F.T., D.A.P.A., holds a Bachelor's degree in sociology and religion, a Master's degree in psychology, and a Doctorate in education, curriculum, and instruction. For the past twenty-four years, she has been in private practice in California as a marriage, family, and child therapist. Additionally, Dr. Dill has spent thirty years as a high school teacher, twenty years as an adjunct instructor on the subjects of marriage, the family, and human sexuality, and six years as a health trauma consultant. She is the recipient of many awards, including the President's Award of the California Council on Family Relations. She lives in California's San Bernardino Mountains near her children and grandchildren.