What's Inside
- How psychiatric medications affect sleep architecture, and what to do about it
- Sleep history and HPI templates, screening tools, and a seven day sleep log
- Assessment that sorts insomnia from circadian misalignment from a medical contributor
- Stimulus control, sleep scheduling, and cognitive interventions written for the length of visit you have
- A session guide and documentation example for every intervention
- Time framework for billing psychotherapy as an add-on or on its own
- Adjuncts for restless legs, PAP intolerance, and nightmare disorder
- Client Workbook with the patient education and exercises, so you are not teaching from scratch
- Client Journal with the sleep diary, routine builders, trackers, and mind-body practices
- Worksheets, handouts, and provider templates, each as its own printable and fillable file
You already know CBT-I is first line. The hard part is delivering it inside a medication management visit, which is why most sleep complaints end with hygiene advice and a prescription.
This set is what makes it deliverable. The clinical reasoning, the intervention scripts, the patient materials, and the note language are already written. What the visit asks of you is the decision about which one to use.
It is for psychiatric nurse practitioners and psychiatrists who want more than a sleep hygiene handout. If your current plan for insomnia is trazodone and a follow-up in six weeks, this gives you something clinical to do in the visit instead.
No videos, no modules, no subscription. Buy it once, keep it, use it Monday. Within 7 days if you are not happy with your purchase, send us an email for a refund.