Hi Galesa,
Sleep hygiene alone probably won’t be very beneficial for chronic insomnia. If you implement a sleep hygiene tactic and it doesn’t work, then you begin to have more anxiety about your sleep.
In addition, sometimes we implement sleep hygiene as sleep strategies and that also highlights the sleep issue you’re experiencing. On the other hand, CBT-I techniques are helpful because they address the thoughts and behaviors that perpetuate your sleep disruption and that’s something sleep hygiene can’t do by itself. What do you think is causing you not to fall asleep?
Scott J
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