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Chronic insomnia means trouble falling asleep or staying asleep at least three nights a week for three months or more. The recommended first treatment is cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), not sleeping pills.

7,041 clinics in our directory treat insomnia. Search your city, or pick your state below to find an insomnia specialist near you.

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Insomnia treatment in Alabama

160 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Alaska

34 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Arizona

147 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Arkansas

60 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in California

526 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Colorado

84 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Connecticut

101 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Delaware

38 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in District of Columbia

9 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Florida

412 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Georgia

247 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Hawaii

21 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Idaho

64 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Illinois

241 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Indiana

170 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Iowa

66 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Kansas

64 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Kentucky

104 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Louisiana

122 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Maine

29 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Maryland

141 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Massachusetts

127 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Michigan

246 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Minnesota

95 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Mississippi

97 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Missouri

119 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Montana

32 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Nebraska

47 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Nevada

65 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in New Hampshire

33 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in New Jersey

216 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in New Mexico

42 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in New York

332 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in North Carolina

282 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in North Dakota

22 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Ohio

299 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Oklahoma

65 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Oregon

115 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Pennsylvania

239 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Puerto Rico

41 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Rhode Island

29 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in South Carolina

113 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in South Dakota

12 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Tennessee

203 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Texas

712 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Utah

56 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Vermont

14 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Virginia

215 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Washington

118 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in West Virginia

46 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Wisconsin

113 clinics treat insomnia

Insomnia treatment in Wyoming

24 clinics treat insomnia

Frequently asked questions

What is the best treatment for chronic insomnia?

Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is the first-line treatment recommended by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the American College of Physicians. It changes the habits and thoughts that keep insomnia going, and its benefits tend to last after treatment ends. Medication can help in the short term but is usually not the first choice.

What kind of doctor treats insomnia?

Sleep medicine physicians diagnose insomnia and rule out other causes, and behavioral sleep medicine specialists (usually psychologists) deliver CBT-I. Primary care doctors and psychiatrists also treat insomnia, especially when it occurs with depression or anxiety.

How long does CBT-I take?

CBT-I is usually four to eight sessions spread over six to eight weeks. Sleep often gets a little worse in the first week or two of sleep restriction before it improves.

Do I need a sleep study for insomnia?

Usually not. Insomnia is diagnosed from your history and sleep diary. A sleep study is ordered when another disorder, such as sleep apnea or periodic limb movements, may be causing or worsening the insomnia.

Can I get CBT-I online?

Yes. Many providers deliver CBT-I by video visit, and there are structured digital CBT-I programs. Ask a sleep clinic near you whether it offers telehealth sessions.

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