Abstract
"Insomnia is highly comorbid with other mental health and medical conditions and adversely affects quality of life and daytime functioning. Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is a safe and efficacious treatment for insomnia in the context of various comorbid conditions. In this article, the authors outline considerations for delivering CBT-I in patients with the most common co-occurring medical and mental health conditions, review the evidence for CBT-I in these populations as well as special considerations for its application, and highlight future areas for research in the area of CBT-I for comorbid medical and psychiatric conditions."
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