Use cognitive behavioral therapy to change negative thought patterns and behaviors related to sleep from "summary" of Say Good Night to Insomnia by Gregg D. Jacobs
Cognitive behavioral therapy is an effective way to address negative thought patterns and behaviors that can interfere with sleep. This approach focuses on identifying and challenging irrational beliefs and attitudes that may contribute to insomnia. By changing these patterns, individuals can learn to develop healthier sleep habits and improve their overall quality of sleep.
One key aspect of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia is learning to recognize and challenge negative thoughts about sleep. Many people struggling with insomnia have developed unhelpful beliefs about their ability to sleep well. These thoughts can create a cycle of anxiety and frustration that makes it even harder to fall asleep. By becoming more aware of these thoughts and questioning their accuracy, individuals can begin to break this cycle and develop a more positive mindset about sleep.
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