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Take the Insomnia Quiz and Find Out if Insomnia is Impacting You
Sleep is an essential part of our well-being. In fact, lack of quality sleep can impact both physical and mental health. The opposite can also be true. Mental health or medical conditions can contribute to or increase insomnia.
If you take the insomnia test and the results indicate symptoms of insomnia, we can help. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia has been proven to be effective in improving sleep quality and reducing symptoms of insomnia without medication.
NOTE: This is NOT a diagnosis.
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For many people, the key to mental health is sleep. Sleep can impact multiple mental health conditions, but it can be hard to manage sleep.
What Causes Insomnia?
There are three sleep patterns that can cause insomnia:
- Decreased sleep drive: this is your deep sleep function. We need to build up our sleep drive throughout the day in order to rest well at night.
- Dysregulated body clock or circadian rhythm. Your body clock dictates the amount of time you sleep. Regulating your body’s clock can decrease insomnia.
- Worry and anxiety can keep you up at night. Whether you have situational worries or struggle with anxiety, it can lead to insomnia. Insomnia can also increase anxiety about sleep resulting in increased insomnia.
- Depression.
What do I do with my results?
The intention of this screening is to give you an idea if insomnia is a possibility for you. Sleep is crucial to good mental health. Insomnia can impact so many different parts of our lives.
Take these results to a licensed professional counselor when you go in and discuss your sleep issues. Many people don’t realize that specific symptoms of insomnia can be addressed with therapy before trying medication.
Follow Up To The Insomnia Quiz
If you are struggling to fall asleep or wake up during the night after going to sleep, you are likely dealing with insomnia. We all may experience this from time to time, especially when stressed or dealing with a specific situation.
Insomnia Treatment
If this pattern of sleep continues over time you can develop a sleep problem. Lack of sleep over time can lead to or exacerbate other mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression as well as overeating or binge eating.
You can start with these strategies to help you sleep better.
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia can help you overcome insomnia. Give us a call and learn more about how we can help.
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