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Insomnia: Mismatch Between Treatment Demand And Access

Insomnia: Mismatch Between Treatment Demand And Access
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Sleeping Pills Are Not the Only Solution for Insomnia: CBTi Is Another Option

With limited CBTi-trained psychologists, investigators assessed the effectiveness of a self-guided digital CBTi as another option, so people don’t have to turn to pills.

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Self-Guided CBT-I Program Improves Insomnia

Adults with insomnia symptoms used the CBT-I program over 18 months and reported significant and sustained improvements.

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Non-Pill Treatment Offers Hope for Sleep Disorders

Non-Pill Treatment Offers Hope for Sleep Disorders
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Who is treating taxpayers as an ATM?

It has been revealed that Christopher Luxon receives $52,000 a year from the taxpayer to pay for him staying in his own apartment.

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