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Cognitive Therapy for Insomnia Helps by Shedding New Light on Misconceptions

Cognitive therapy for insomnia helps in improving sleeping habits and also limits the time spent in bed as it involves making patients better informed regarding what sleep really is. It is a fact that many people actually have misconceptions about what sleep is which cognitive therapy for insomnia will help remove while also treating the condition. A common misconception is in believing that it is necessary to sleep during the day or take naps in case a person has not slept at night.

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Posted by Robert on Oct 13th 2007 | Filed in insomnia | Comments (0)

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