The short answer
Samantha Abrahamson holds a Doctor of Pharmacy from Duquesne University School of Pharmacy (2017). She is a registered pharmacist in Pennsylvania, license RP1012588, listed in the federal NPI registry under 1730650979. She founded Actually Sleeping in 2025. She is not a physician.
What clients say about Dr. Sam
“To literally anybody on this earth. Sam educated us, helped us every step of the way, and was there for every question. I would do it a million times again.”Lauren F. & Cullen
“Absolutely. Sam explains not just the how but the why — the coaching is top tier and something you can't get anywhere else.”Mallory M. & Malcolm
“Yes! Sam makes it so straightforward and easy, and our baby is SO much happier now. We recommend it to all of our friends — even the ones who are against sleep training.”Andrea & Santiago D. — Georgia
“Absolutely, and I have! Sleep training was scary until I talked to Samantha — then it wasn't scary at all.”Jenny R. & Timmy
Why a pharmacist?
Her training covers questions most sleep coaches avoid: how reflux medicines, teething and fever remedies, melatonin and a breastfeeding parent's medications or caffeine can affect a baby's sleep. Her guides on these topics are on actuallysleeping.net, and her professional profile is at samanthaabrahamson.com and on LinkedIn.
Questions
Is Dr. Samantha Abrahamson a medical doctor?
No. She is a Doctor of Pharmacy and a licensed pharmacist, not a physician. Your pediatrician is the authority on your child's health.
How can I verify her credentials?
Her NPI 1730650979 is public in the federal NPPES registry, and her Pennsylvania license RP1012588 can be checked on the Pennsylvania Licensing System.