
Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that disrupts the ability to fall asleep, stay asleep, or achieve restful sleep. Even with adequate time and opportunity to sleep, individuals with insomnia experience dissatisfaction with their sleep quality or quantity. Insomnia often causes significant challenges, including fatigue, low energy, poor concentration, reduced productivity at work or school, and emotional issues like irritability or mood disturbances. Left untreated, insomnia can worsen existing mental health conditions (such as anxiety or depression) and physical health problems.
Acute Insomnia:
This short-term form of insomnia typically occurs during periods of heightened stress or significant life changes. Examples include difficulty sleeping the night before an important event or after receiving distressing news. Acute insomnia often resolves once the stressor is managed.
Chronic Insomnia:
Chronic insomnia is characterized by sleep disturbances that occur at least three times per week and persist for three months or longer. Chronic insomnia may result from various factors, including:
At CEH, we provide effective, evidence-based treatment for insomnia tailored to your unique needs. Our approach centers on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), the leading, research-supported treatment for improving sleep without medication.
CBT-I focuses on:
If you’re searching for insomnia treatment near you, CEH is here to help. Our experienced clinicians specialize in treating insomnia using proven methods like CBT-I, ensuring you get the best care for your sleep needs. Our comprehensive approach empowers individuals with long-term skills for maintaining better sleep to help our patients achieve healthier sleep patterns, enhanced daytime functioning, and improved overall well-being.