CBT-I techniques
How to Quieten a Racing Mind at Night
A busy head at bedtime is one of the most common complaints. Here are a few gentle habits that can take the edge off.
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The techniques at the heart of cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia, explained so you can understand them: resetting the bed–sleep link, matching time in bed to your sleep, and loosening night-time worry.
CBT-I techniques
A busy head at bedtime is one of the most common complaints. Here are a few gentle habits that can take the edge off.
CBT-I techniques
A single, steady wake time gives the body clock something firm to hold onto. Here is why it is such a useful anchor.
CBT-I techniques
Matching time in bed to the rest you are really getting can make nights feel more solid. Here is the sleep window idea, gently explained.
CBT-I techniques
Stimulus control rebuilds the link between bed and rest. Here is the idea in plain language, plus the small habits that carry it.