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Say Good Night to Insomnia by Gregg D. Jacobs — WisdomDeck honest review
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Say Good Night to Insomnia

by Gregg D. Jacobs

A six-week CBT-for-insomnia program from Harvard research: sleep scheduling, cognitive restructuring, relaxation. Dated in production, effective in method.

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Read it if…

you have chronic insomnia and want the treatment that works without pills.

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Skip it if…

your problem is sleep apnea or shift work; see a clinician.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Restrict time in bed to build sleep drive.
  2. Bed is for sleep only.
  3. Thoughts about sleep drive insomnia.

Do this first

Keep the sleep diary for one week before changing anything.

Our verdict

CBT-I, in a book.

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