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If you’re struggling to make it through the day without feeling like you need a nap, our experienced medical team diagnoses and treats insomnia and other sleep disorders using personalized plans that may combine lifestyle changes, therapy, and medication.

Sleep Problems

Psychiatry & Medication Management located in Denver and Greenwood Village, CO

Other factors like restless legs, chronic pain, or breathing interruptions during sleep may also be involved. When these issues persist and interfere with daily life, it’s time to explore clinical evaluation. 

Sleep disturbance can arise from many sources: emotional stress, mental health challenges, health conditions, or sleep disorders themselves. One common issue is insomnia, which involves difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep through the night. 

What causes sleep problems?

You’d like support that uses therapy, routine changes, or medication — whichever fits best.

Past efforts at better sleep haven’t lasted.

Worry, racing thoughts, or stress keep you awake past bedtime.

Restless legs or physical discomfort disrupt sleep.

Daytime fatigue or sleepiness makes it hard to function.

You regularly struggle to fall asleep or wake in the night.

This Treatment May Be For You If . . .

Getting quality rest often starts with a diagnostic evaluation where providers assess sleep history, medical and mental health concerns, and any physical symptoms interfering with sleep.

Treatment options may include:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) to address sleep-disrupting thought patterns and behaviors
  • Lifestyle and habit changes: consistent bedtime routines, limiting electronics before bed, daily exercise, diet adjustments
  • Medications when needed for specific issues like restless legs or disrupted sleep cycles

No two people experience sleep problems in the same way, which is why treatment is tailored to each individual. By addressing both underlying causes and daily habits, our team helps you create a sustainable path toward more restorative, reliable sleep.

What does treatment for sleep problems involve?

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I see a provider for sleep issues?

If sleep problems are happening most nights and causing daytime impairment (fatigue, concentration problems, mood disturbance), it’s a good sign to seek help. Loud snoring, walking during the night, or consistent sleep disruption are also red flags.

What treatment options are available?

Treatment may involve lifestyle changes, such as creating a consistent sleep routine, limiting screen time before bed, or making adjustments to diet and exercise. Depending on your symptoms, your provider may also recommend supplements or prescribe medication to address specific sleep disturbances.

How quickly will I notice better sleep?

Some people notice improvement within a few weeks after adjusting routines or starting treatment. For others, especially if sleep problems are connected to stress or another condition, progress may take longer. Your provider will check in with you regularly and adjust your plan as needed.

We accept most commercial insurance plans. Please contact us for more information.

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Let’s work together to build a plan so you can wake up feeling truly rested.

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