2005
DOI: 10.1007/0-387-29180-6
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Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of Insomnia

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“…CBT-I consists of multiple components, including stimulus control therapy, sleep restriction training, sleep hygiene, relaxation training, and cognitive restructuring. Stimulus control therapy limits the amount of time spent in bed in order to strengthen the association between the bed and sleep [ 35 ]. Specifically, participants may only use their bed for sleep and sex and are instructed to get out of bed if they are unable sleep after 15–20 min, returning only when sleepy.…”
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“…CBT-I consists of multiple components, including stimulus control therapy, sleep restriction training, sleep hygiene, relaxation training, and cognitive restructuring. Stimulus control therapy limits the amount of time spent in bed in order to strengthen the association between the bed and sleep [ 35 ]. Specifically, participants may only use their bed for sleep and sex and are instructed to get out of bed if they are unable sleep after 15–20 min, returning only when sleepy.…”
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“…Specifically, participants may only use their bed for sleep and sex and are instructed to get out of bed if they are unable sleep after 15–20 min, returning only when sleepy. Sleep restriction therapy is a method for consolidating fragmented sleep by limiting participants' time in bed to their average sleep time (no less than 5 h) [ 35 ]. After establishing a fixed bedtime and waketime, participants' bedtime is manipulated each week based on adherence, sleep efficiency average, and their subjective need for sleep.…”
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“…Note. Adopted from Perlis et al [28] -Cognitive behavioral treatment of insomnia: A session-by-session guide.…”
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“…Although there was no search term for year of publication, the included reviews were published over a five-year period from 2011 to 2016. Interestingly, a book that was the first definitive CBT-I guide was published by Perlis and colleagues in 2005 (Perlis, Jungquist, Smith, & Posner, 2005), resulting in a considerable lag time between its publication and the first systematic review contained in the present analysis. The conclusion from this meta-review using Tolin's criteria is that CBT-I earned a “strong” recommendation as an EST, with reported combined effect sizes for specific sleep outcomes ranging from 0.14 (total sleep time) to 0.85 (perceived insomnia symptoms) and for nonsleep outcomes ranging from 0.35 for pain to 0.53 for depressive symptoms.…”
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