Strong Support for CBT as First-Line Treatment for Insomnia in Seniors

Cognitive behavioral therapy should be the first-line therapy for insomnia in seniors, but many clinicians are unaware of its benefits, experts say.

Related Keywords

New Haven ,Connecticut ,United States ,Creighton University ,Nebraska ,Yale University ,American ,Ebony Dix ,Rajeshr Tampi ,Shilpa Srinivasan ,American Academy Of Sleep Medicine ,American Association For Geriatric Psychiatry ,Creighton University School Of Medicine ,Yale University School Of Medicine ,Drug Administration ,Department Of Psychiatry ,Creighton University School ,Medscape Medical ,American Association ,Geriatric Psychiatry ,Term Safety ,Yale University School ,American Academy ,Sleep Medicine ,South Carolina School ,Medicine Columbia ,Insomnia ,Cognitive Behavior Therapy ,Nbt ,Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ,Sleep Disorder ,Geriatrics Elder Care ,Sleep ,Old Age Psychiatry ,Sychiatry Old Age ,Hypnotic Drug ,Eszopiclone ,Aleplon ,Zolpidem ,