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Sleep Problems Therapy

Short Hills & Morristown, NJ • Telehealth is available across New Jersey, New York, and other PSYPACT-participating states.

Overview

You don’t have to ‘try harder’ to sleep. Sleep returns when the body relearns a steady rhythm. CBT‑I gives you a clear, structured path—no guesswork, no sleep shaming.

We’ll tailor a plan to your life, travel, and responsibilities so it’s realistic and sustainable. Telehealth is available across New Jersey, New York, and other PSYPACT-participating states.

What You May Be Experiencing

Trouble falling or staying asleep; early waking

Clock‑watching and rising frustration at night

Daytime fatigue and brain fog

Reliance on naps or inconsistent schedules

How Therapy Helps

Sleep Scheduling & Consolidation

Right‑size time in bed to rebuild healthy sleep pressure—backed by proven CBT‑I protocols.

Stimulus Control

Re‑pair bed with sleep and quiet wakefulness, reducing conditioned arousal in the bedroom.

Nighttime Worry Tools

Evening planning, cognitive defusion, and ‘wind‑down’ routines that calm the mind without forcing sleep.

Our Approach

Personalized schedules that adapt as sleep improves

Practical adjustments for shift work and travel

Gentle accountability with weekly refinements

Guides and trackers you can use on your own

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does CBT‑I take?

Many complete core CBT‑I in 6–8 sessions with ongoing tweaks as needed.

Can CBT‑I help if I’ve had insomnia for years?

Yes—long‑standing insomnia often responds well to structured CBT‑I.

What if I can’t nap during the day?

CBT‑I focuses on nighttime sleep; we’ll design non‑nap recovery strategies.

Do I need a sleep study first?

Not always. We’ll discuss whether a medical evaluation is advisable based on your history.

Telehealth available?

Yes—secure video across NJ, NY, and PSYPACT states.

Next Step

Request a free 15‑minute consultation. Out‑of‑network; superbills and a Good Faith Estimate are available.