Sleep therapy is a powerful tool that supports your community's needs
WHY INTEGRATE SLEEP THERAPY INTO YOUR SERVICES?
Trans-diagnostic
Designed specifically for people managing a variety of sleep and mental health issues
Evidence-Based
Based on years of research and collaboration with community partners
Reimbursable Service
Easily billed as a mental health service
Long Term Treatment Gains
Treatment gains have been shown to persist at 6 month follow-ups
Easy to Integrate
A tool that is quick for providers to learn and helps connect clients to services
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WHAT THE COMMUNITY IS SAYING
Learn from our partners and collaborators about why sleep intervention has been helpful for their community.
In a family group— not all the people are in the sleep study, but the family group wants me to share what I have learned and I’m excited to share— like that you shouldn’t take a nap during the day if you’re tired!
Contra Costa
Client
[Sleep treatment has helped me become] more aware of my sleep, waking up, my feelings and what I should be doing before bedtime and I'm trying to stay focused so everything becomes a habit.
BACH
Client
The sleep treatment has all been very logical and beneficial; being on a routine and schedule is helping.
Santa Cruz
Client
The study manual provides information to easily write interventions for Medi-Cal billing and the clients have reported that their sleep has improved overall.
Monterey
Supervisor
INTEGRATING THIS PRE-PACKAGED SERVICE
- Free training sessions and ongoing learning opportunities for your staff via Zoom or in person.
- Consultation and supervision provided by our staff. We’ll be there to support every step of the process.
- All materials provided free of charge for participating staff and clients.
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you and your team!
IMPROVED POSITIVE OUTCOMES FROM INCORPORATING WORKING ON SLEEP TREATMENT*
- FEWER SLEEP-RELATED SYMPTOMS
- IMPROVED OVERALL FUNCTIONING
- REDUCTIONS IN DAYTIME IMPAIRMENTS
- ALLEVIATION OF MENTAL HEALTH SYMPTOMS
*outcomes from the pilot study in 2014 (Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services)