Office
Transitional Life Counseling: Assessment & Consultation
- Phone
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937-769-5019
- Fax
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937-769-5019
- Address
- 1525 Xenia Avenue Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Working with you side-by-side to improve your 'Quality-of-Life'
PRIVACY & CONFIDENTIALITY
PRIVATE CLIENTS: We currently provide private pay, confidential services that are 'off of the electronic record grid'.
Commercial Clients: Insurance Based Services are subject to request for records from your insurance provider.
PRIVACY & CONFIDENTIALITY
PRIVATE CLIENTS: We currently provide private pay, confidential services that are 'off of the electronic record grid'.
Commercial Clients: Insurance Based Services are subject to request for records from your insurance provider.
Sleep Disorders & Neurofeedback Clinic
- Phone
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937-769-5019 ext 110
- Address
- My Neu Mind 5600 Kentshire Drive Suite 115 Kettering, OH 45440
A Good Night's Sleep Solution
Do you have trouble sleeping?
If so, you're not alone, and we can help you both identify what is causing your sleep problem, and develop a plan to help you overcome it.
Who Can Benefit From Sleep Therapy?
If you can answer "yes" to many of the following questions; we may be able to help you.
Do you have trouble falling asleep?
Do you wake up too early?
Do you often have trouble waking up in the morning?
Do you rely on caffeine to stay alert?
Do you have difficulty staying awake during the day?
Do you have difficulty staying asleep at night?
Do you gave short-term memory problems?
Do you have reduced work performance?
Do you rely on sleeping pills that no longer help?
How Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Work?
Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on identifying and restructuring negative or disturbing thoughts that interfere with sleep. This is known as cognitive restructuring.
It requires practice and repeated use, but is very effective in removing the overactive mind from the sleep equation at night, and limiting the negative or stressful cognitions associated with functioning during the day.
Behavioral factors include appropriate sleep scheduling, limiting the amount of time spent in the bedroom while awake, and using a "winding down" period prior to attempting to sleep.
Your role in the process will be active. Besides keeping very close track of your sleep patterns on a daily basis; you will be asked to monitor things like mood, fatigue, stress, and physical symptoms, so that these can be addressed, if necessary.
Taken together, these approaches can be extremely effective for treating insomnia, and successful outcomes are the norm.
If you'd like to start getting a better night's sleep, give us a call today.
Do you have trouble sleeping?
If so, you're not alone, and we can help you both identify what is causing your sleep problem, and develop a plan to help you overcome it.
Who Can Benefit From Sleep Therapy?
If you can answer "yes" to many of the following questions; we may be able to help you.
Do you have trouble falling asleep?
Do you wake up too early?
Do you often have trouble waking up in the morning?
Do you rely on caffeine to stay alert?
Do you have difficulty staying awake during the day?
Do you have difficulty staying asleep at night?
Do you gave short-term memory problems?
Do you have reduced work performance?
Do you rely on sleeping pills that no longer help?
How Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Work?
Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on identifying and restructuring negative or disturbing thoughts that interfere with sleep. This is known as cognitive restructuring.
It requires practice and repeated use, but is very effective in removing the overactive mind from the sleep equation at night, and limiting the negative or stressful cognitions associated with functioning during the day.
Behavioral factors include appropriate sleep scheduling, limiting the amount of time spent in the bedroom while awake, and using a "winding down" period prior to attempting to sleep.
Your role in the process will be active. Besides keeping very close track of your sleep patterns on a daily basis; you will be asked to monitor things like mood, fatigue, stress, and physical symptoms, so that these can be addressed, if necessary.
Taken together, these approaches can be extremely effective for treating insomnia, and successful outcomes are the norm.
If you'd like to start getting a better night's sleep, give us a call today.
