Suffering From Insomnia?

So you can’t sleep?

Contact us regarding Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia. There is an online program known as SHUTi, which you can work thru a few minutes a day from the comforts of your home.

CBT does work for many and is a way of treating insomnia without the use of medications. This form of therapy addresses poor sleep habits, behaviours and thoughts which have a negative effect on the individual’s sleep quality and quantity. Sleep patterns are evaluated regularly and therapy focuses on sleep hygiene, relaxation techniques, sleep restriction and stimulus control.

If you have tried Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia previously and had no success, we would like to hear from you as well. It could be that your sleep disorder is in fact, caused by something else and the insomnia is simply a symptom. In other words, the insomnia is a secondary sleep disorder and not the primary issue.

This is why, it is extremely important to have a sleep assessment. Thorough evaluation may uncover sleep abnormalities you did not know you have. Once your sleep disorder is diagnosed, then the appropriate treatment can be prescribed. It is then, that you will finally begin to get the proper rest that you have been missing for so long.

Get to the root of your sleep troubles and watch your overall health improve.

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We Reflect On 2016

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! Hope you all had a great holiday.
Time to reflect on 2016 on a more serious note….

It was a sad year for those who lost someone this past year. There were many deaths reported: family, friends, acquaintances & celebrities. We express our sincerest condolences. May they RIP.

Some of the folks who passed had heart conditions and several died in the night. We cannot stress enough the importance of becoming aware of the consequences of untreated sleep apnea. It is very possible that sleep apnea was the root cause of some of these deaths.

If you snore, snort, gasp, choke or hold your breath during the night, then please see a sleep specialist and have your nocturnal behaviour assessed. IT CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!

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