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The Insomnia Cure will teach you the most effective way to treat insomnia that medical science has ever developed. It is not a quick fix or a temporary sticking plaster, but a long-term, life-changing cure backed by a huge body of scientific evidence and real-world experience. Dr Hugh Selsick is a consultant psychiatrist and sleep specialist who has spent over thirty years studying and working in the field of sleep science and sleep medicine. He set up the first dedicated insomnia clinic in the UK, where he works with thousands of patients from all walks of life. His 10-step plan uses cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) to change how you think and behave, as well as working on a physical level, teaching you to harness your physiological sleep drives, the powerful physical factors that control sleep and wakefulness. Over the course of the CBT-I programme you will learn how to: - Harness deep-seated psychological mechanisms to prime you for sleep.- Manage anxiety in a constructive way in order to stop it from disturbing your sleep.- Quieten your mind and deal with the seemingly random thoughts that keep you awake.- Relax your mind and body when you go to bed.- Optimise your physiological sleep drives. This practical and accessible guide will revolutionise how you sleep and transform both your nights and your days.
Dr Hugh Selsick is the UK's pre-eminent expert on insomnia. He is a consultant in psychiatry and Sleep Medicine and has been involved in sleep science and medicine for 30 years. He founded and runs the Insomnia and Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic at University College London Hospitals, the largest insomnia treatment centre in the UK. He also worked in the Sleep Disorders Centre at Guy's Hospital for 15 years, where he treated patients experiencing the full range of sleep disorders. He is a frequent contributor to press features on this topic and has appeared in The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Mail, Refinery29, The British Heart Foundation, Living Etc, BBC Radio 4, ITV Tonight Show and more.
