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Sleep & Mental Energy

Insomnia: What Actually Helps

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Insomnia has an effective, well-evidenced treatment that most people have never been offered.

What insomnia is

Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking too early, with daytime consequences, occurring regularly over time. It is distinguished from short sleep without daytime impairment. A key feature is that it becomes self-sustaining: an initial trigger passes but conditioned arousal, effort to sleep and compensatory behaviours maintain the problem long after the original cause is gone.

Why CBT-I is first-line

Cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia is recommended as first-line treatment by major clinical guidelines, ahead of medication, based on substantial randomised evidence. It typically involves sleep restriction therapy to consolidate sleep, stimulus control to rebuild the bed-sleep association, cognitive work on sleep-related beliefs and worry, and sleep hygiene as a smaller component than popular accounts suggest. Effects persist after treatment ends, which distinguishes it from medication.

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Why pills are not the answer

Hypnotics work in the short term and have limitations: tolerance, dependence, rebound insomnia on discontinuation, and next-day effects including impaired driving. Some are associated with falls in older adults. Over-the-counter sleep aids are typically sedating antihistamines with anticholinergic activity, which has cognitive implications discussed elsewhere on this blog. Melatonin is better suited to circadian timing problems than to classic insomnia, and doses commonly sold are far above what timing purposes require. Digital CBT-I programmes have made access considerably easier.

Key takeaways

  • Insomnia becomes self-sustaining through conditioned arousal and effort to sleep
  • CBT-I is first-line in clinical guidelines and effects persist after treatment
  • Over-the-counter sleep aids are usually anticholinergic antihistamines
  • Melatonin suits circadian timing problems better than classic insomnia

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