CBT isn’t easy — it can be challenging, but in return for the effort, it will get you results. My clients rarely tell me that they struggle to incorporate CBT techniques into their schedule — and that’s because none of its components really add any time or tasks onto the day, other than filling out a brief daily sleep diary.
In fact, CBT-I tends to help relieve a busy/complex schedule by addressing the unnecessary sleep routines and behaviors people with insomnia often have.
Are there any particular components of CBT-I that you feel will be difficult for you to implement because of your schedule? If you can share them, I can better answer your question.
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