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Sleep Hygiene (Audio)

The Sleep Hygiene audio track is taken from the Psychology Tools For Overcoming PTSD Audio Collection. It is designed to teach the principles of effective sleep hygiene to anyone suffering with insomnia and is a commonly utilized treatment option. This audio track is designed for people suffering from insomnia.

For very good reasons people with PTSD often get into very bad sleep habits – sleeping on the couch with the television on, staying awake all night and only sleeping when day breaks, or using alcohol or drugs to sleep. The Sleep Hygiene audio track is not an exercise, but provides information on what sleep specialists think are important factors in getting a good night’s sleep.

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Audio track (MP3)

A therapy audio track designed for skills development.

Audio script (PDF)

The script for a therapy audio track. Read along with an exercise, or record in your own voice.

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  • English (GB)
  • English (US)

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Introduction & Theoretical Background

The Sleep Hygiene audio track is taken from the Psychology Tools For Overcoming PTSD Audio Collection. It is designed to teach the principles of effective sleep hygiene to anyone suffering with insomnia. Sleep hygiene is a commonly utilized treatment option for insomnia and is offered as a stand-alone treatment and as part of multimodal treatments.

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Therapist Guidance

This audio track is designed for people suffering from insomnia. The audio track is a simple .mp3 file which can be played in most media player apps. You can also download the verbatim script, allowing you to record the exercise for your clients in your own voice to reinforce work completed in therapy.

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References And Further Reading

  • Stepanski, E. J., & Wyatt, J. K. (2003). Use of sleep hygiene in the treatment of insomnia. Sleep medicine reviews7(3), 215-225.

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