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cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (cbt i)
Is CBT-I Effective?
Research indicates that CBT-I can be highly effective in improving sleep quality and duration. Studies have shown significant improvements in sleep onset, sleep maintenance, and overall sleep satisfaction among women who undergo CBT-I.
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