One suggestion for dealing with insomnia is to consider cognitive-behavioral therapy. This type of therapy can help you learn techniques to improve your sleep patterns without relying on medications. Studies have shown positive results for individuals who have not found relief with medication. Furthermore, there are online options available for cognitive-behavioral therapy, such as virtual sessions with specialists. This approach may be worth exploring for improving your sleep quality.
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