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Before a sleep doctor

Sleep help before you need a doctor

Most sleep problems are behavioral, not medical. Start here to figure out what's keeping you up, and the simplest first step to fix it.

Clear, evidence-based comparisons and guides for people whose minds won't shut off at night.

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Sleeping better before a doctor

Honest guides to help you tell behavioral sleep problems from medical ones, and find the right first step.

Common questions

Questions people ask before they choose

Short, honest answers to help you decide what kind of sleep support fits you.

Do most sleep problems need a doctor?
No. Most are driven by routines, stress, and a racing mind, and respond to behavioral support like sleep coaching or CBT-I. A doctor is for red-flag symptoms like snoring with gasping or severe daytime sleepiness.
Where should I start?
Start by identifying what's driving your poor sleep. The guides in this cluster help you tell behavioral causes from medical ones, and point you to the right first step.

Learn to sleep again.

For people who want real rest, guided every step of the way.

Begin tonight